FAQs

A sleep coach is like a personal trainer for your sleep. Your sleep coach will create a sleep improvement plan tailored to your specific sleep problems using CBTI methodologies and techniques.

The Delta Sleep program lasts 60 days and most clients will start to see changes to their sleep after just a few weeks.

CBTI is suitable for most adults. The program works best for those willing to make changes to improve their sleep. Our Delta Sleep coach likes to use the saying, “We can’t expect things to change, if we don’t make any changes,” and believe it applies well to the sleep coaching program.

Those with seizure disorders, untreated sleep apnea, bipolar disorders, and schizophrenia disorders should talk with their doctor first before starting a CBTI program.

CBTI is considered generally safe with minimal side effects. The most predominant side effect is tiredness during the first few weeks of the program until sleep issues are improved.

Yes, if you’re currently taking sleep medication, CBTI may be beneficial in improving your sleep. Please speak with your physician before starting Delta Sleep’s program, especially if eliminating or decreasing medications is your goal.

Yes, all educational materials and sleep diaries are done online, and all coaching sessions are done via phone. Whether you’re at home, in the car, or taking a lunch break, the goal is to make your coaching calls as convenient for you as possible.

Yes, insomnia programs may be eligible for reimbursement if you have an FSA or HSA account. Speak with your plan administrator about your coverage as plans may vary.

Yes! Delta Sleep Coaching offers consultation calls with our sleep coach. The consultation call gives you the opportunity to determine if our Sleep Coaching program is right for you. Visit the signup page for more details.