Frequently Asked Questions - Sleep Coaching for Adults

The term sleep coach and sleep consultant can be used interchangeably. They both refer to a professional who is trained and specialised in helping adults improve the quality and duration of their sleep.

The Good Sleep Method focuses on a holistic approach, which means we take into account all aspects of an individual's life, health, and well-being that might impact their sleep quality and duration.

Instead of focusing solely on one specific aspect, such as sleep hygiene or bedtime routines, a holistic approach considers the interconnectedness of various factors that contribute to sleep and aims to address all of these aspects to promote overall wellbeing.

Yes, insomnia is one of the most common challenges for my clients. I have a holistic approach to dealing with insomnia and consider the many factors which contribute to sleep disruption. The recommended first line strategy for tackling insomnia is CBT-i which has robust scientific evidence showing it's effectiveness. In addition, I also provide recommendations & techniques on lifestyle and behavioural factors which maybe disrupting your sleep, as well as ensuring your sleep environment is optimal.

Some people may start to see improvements in their sleep in a couple of days, whereas others may take a couple of weeks or longer. Studies have shown that CBT for insomnia is proven to work in up to 85% of people in as little as two weeks. Some people may feel more tired for the first few days but this should improve quickly when continuing The Good Sleep Method.

There is no way to guarantee results, however if you are committed to change and follow your personalised recommendations consistently, you will experience long term improvements in your sleep. Our holistic approach also leaves no stone unturned and offers the best possible chance for success in your Good Sleep journey.

Whilst you may have tried individual strategies or medications previously, The Good Sleep Method’s holistic approach means that sleep optimisations will be made across multiple areas and cumulatively, these are more likely to be effective.

We also work to a phased approach of changes to ensure that improvements will be sustainable on a long-term basis. Additionally, having the support of a 1-1 coach who is solely focused on improving your sleep will help hold you accountable and guide you through the process.

Yes, we can work with people who are on sleeping pills, as well as those not using sleeping pills. If you would like to taper down and reduce your sleeping pill usage, this method works perfectly alongside guidance from your doctor to help deliver long term results.

In most cases, yes. There are a small number of disorders that we cannot work with, however this can be discussed before you commit to anything in a free sleep discovery consultation call. Where appropriate, we will also recommend referrals to relevant medical professionals. Click to book a free call here.

Absolutely! There are no issues too big or small. If you want to optimise your sleep to feel more refreshed & energised during the day and are ready to make some changes in your life, The Good Sleep Method is here to help.

Where are your services available?

We use video call, phone and emails to help people improve their sleep and long-term wellbeing across the UK and worldwide. Face to face support is available via our home consulting room in North East London or in your home upon request. Corporate and spa / retreat services are available in the UK or internationally.

The majority of sleeping problems can be vastly improved by assessing and making changes across an individual’s lifestyle & behaviours, as well as restructuring their thinking patterns and routines, and optimising their sleep environment.

Sleep coaches are trained to recognise disorders that would require the intervention of a medical professional and will provide the appropriate referrals & recommendations.

If a person is already under the care of a medical professional (for disorders such as for sleep apnea), The Good Sleep Method can play a complimentary role alongside medications and medical interventions to help people achieve healthy, quality sleep and improve overall wellbeing.