Posts Tagged ‘chronic insomnia’
Trend: Harnessing digital tech to improve mental health and wellness
From mindfulness apps to virtual therapy sessions, digital tools offer instant access to wellness resources (The Globe and Mail): In 2015, Brie Code was working at leading video game company Ubisoft as lead artificial intelligence programmer when she realized that many people she knew – about half, by her estimation – found video games boring.
Read MoreThe FDA clears Somryst, Pear’s digital therapeutic to treat chronic insomnia
Pear gets FDA clearance for insomnia therapeutic (MedCity News): “Pear Therapeutics received marketing authorization for its third product — a digital therapeutic intended to treat chronic insomnia. Called Somryst, the app is available by prescription only. It consists of a nine-week program that includes cognitive behavioral therapy and restricting sleep to a limited window of time
Read MoreCan digital Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBTi) become the universal first-line treatment for insomnia?
__________ Pear Therapeutics’ digital insomnia therapeutic will put FDA’s PreCert framework through its paces (MobiHealthNews): “Prescription digital therapeutics company Pear Therapeutics announced late last week that it has filed an FDA marketing authorization for Somryst, its digital cognitive behavioral therapy for the treatment of adults with chronic insomnia and depression. While an approval from the…
Read MoreUpdate: Latest thinking and neuro-tools to promote lifelong brain health
. Time for SharpBrains’ June e‑newsletter, wrapping up this month’s key news and insights around brain health innovation. New thinking to promote lifelong brain health Why cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) should be first-line treatment for chronic insomnia Solving the Brain Fitness Puzzle Is the Key to Self-Empowered Aging The Digital Revolution Meets the Human Brain El negocio del…
Read MoreWhy cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) should be first-line treatment for chronic insomnia
. Cognitive behavioral therapy offers a drug-free method for managing insomnia (Harvard Health): “Many people with insomnia turn to sleeping pills, which often have unwanted side effects. Few of them know about an equally effective therapy that targets the root cause of insomnia without medications. Called
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