Insomnia Treatment Online in Florida (Adults)

Better sleep is possible — with a structured plan that addresses root causes, not just temporary fixes.

Trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, or early waking

  1. CBT-I-informed strategies + medication options when appropriate

  2. Anxiety, depression, and trauma-related sleep support

Why insomnia can become a cycle

When sleep is inconsistent, your brain starts to associate bed with frustration and alertness. That creates more pressure to sleep, which creates more wakefulness. We help interrupt that cycle with a practical plan.

Insomnia treatment for adults in Florida through secure online psychiatric care at Live Now Psychiatry

Common insomnia patterns

  • Sleep onset insomnia: can’t fall asleep

  • Sleep maintenance insomnia: wake up and can’t return to sleep

  • Early waking: wake too early and feel “done”

  • Non-restorative sleep: sleep but still exhausted

What we assess (so we treat the right thing)

We look at:

  • Stress, anxiety, depression, and life changes

  • Caffeine/alcohol/nicotine and medication effects

  • Sleep schedule, naps, screen time, and bedtime routines

  • Snoring/apnea risk signals (when relevant)

  • Restless legs or nighttime panic symptoms

First-line approach (CBT-I-informed and realistic)

CBT-I is a gold-standard approach for insomnia. Your plan may include:

  • Sleep window and schedule stabilization

  • Stimulus control (retraining bed = sleep)

  • Wind-down routine that reduces mental “noise”

  • Thoughts that keep you awake — and how to respond to them

Medication options (when appropriate)

If medication is helpful, we use it thoughtfully — balancing benefits, side effects, and dependence risks. We also discuss how long it’s intended to be used and what success looks like.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • We focus on safe, sustainable sleep and treat underlying drivers. Sometimes medication helps — but the goal is lasting improvement.

  • Many people see progress within a few weeks once the plan is consistent.

Stop dreading bedtime.