Fix Your Insomnia Without Medication or Waiting Lists

Led by Dr David Garley, NHS GP and sleep specialist, this doctor-led CBTi programme is designed to help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and rebuild consistent, reliable sleep, supporting individuals, workplaces, and elite athletes including Team GB and Premier League clubs.

  • Monthly live support + email access

  • No GP referral or waiting lists

  • Proven CBTi approach

The Better Sleep Online Insomnia Course
£175.00
One time
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About the course

Our online insomnia course is designed for adults who:

  • Struggle to fall asleep

  • Wake frequently during the night

  • Wake too early and can’t get back to sleep

  • Feel anxious or frustrated about sleep

You’ll learn practical, evidence-based tools to:

  • Fall asleep faster

  • Stay asleep longer

  • Feel better during the day

This course is based on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia (CBTi),
the first-line treatment recommended by clinical guidelines.

It’s designed to help you understand what’s driving your sleep difficulties and give you practical tools to improve your sleep in a structured way.

Ongoing support from our clinical team

Unlike many online sleep courses, you aren’t left on your own. You’ll have access to monthly live Q&A webinars with our clinical team, where you can ask questions, clarify ideas, and stay on track.

You’ll have access to:

  • Monthly live Q&A webinars

  • Email support from our clinical team

  • Ongoing guidance to help you stay on track

You won’t be left to work through the course alone. Our team is there to support you, answer questions, and help you stay on track as you make changes to your sleep.

Not just another sleep app

Many online sleep programmes leave you to work through it alone.

This course is different.

  • Led by experienced clinicians

  • Ongoing support throughout

  • Monthly live sessions to keep you on track

  • Option to access 1:1 support if needed

What you can expect

  • Fall asleep faster

  • Stay asleep longer

  • Reduce anxiety around sleep

  • Feel more rested during the day

  • Regain confidence in your sleep

CBTi works by addressing the underlying patterns that keep insomnia going.
Rather than masking symptoms, it helps you rebuild a healthy sleep rhythm and regain confidence in your sleep.

The Better Sleep Online Insomnia Course

CBTi is a well-established behavioural approach recommended by major sleep organisations as an effective behavioural approach for improving sleep patterns. This course walks you through the core CBTi components in a structured, easy-to-follow format that you can access anytime.

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The Better Sleep Online Insomnia Course
£175.00
One time

✓ Step-by-step CBTi video modules
✓ Downloadable tools and reference guides
✓ Access to monthly live Q&A webinars with our clinical team
✓ Sleep diary and practical exercises
✓ Ongoing support from clinicians and therapists

Sign up for a free section from The Better Sleep Online Insomnia Course and learn how CBTi helps address the underlying causes of insomnia. The full course builds on these foundations with step-by-step guidance, practical tools, and downloadable reference sheets to support long-term improvement in sleep.

Get Started with a Free Section of the Course

Understanding Sleep Difficulties and How CBTi Can Help

Many people experience long periods of sleepless nights, early waking, or racing thoughts at bedtime. These patterns can build over time and begin to feel difficult to break.

This course is designed to guide you through CBTi (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia) — a behavioural, skills-based approach that helps you rebuild a more consistent and predictable sleep pattern. You can explore each module at your own pace, with support available along the way.

There are video lessons, articles, downloadable tools, and access to monthly Q&A webinars led by our clinical team, where you can learn more about sleep and ask questions if needed.

What the Course Covers

CBTi is a well-established behavioural approach for improving long-term sleep habits, widely supported by sleep research and recommended by national sleep organisations. This course guides you through the key CBTi components in a clear, structured format that you can access anytime.

Through a series of easy-to-follow video modules, you’ll explore:

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The Background of Sleep

What is sleep and how is it controlled?

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Retraining your brain to associate the bed with sleep.

Rebuilding The Link With Sleep

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Sleep hygiene alone doesn’t resolve long-term sleep difficulties.

Practical Ways to Improve Sleep

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Strategies to manage night-time worries, and deal with a racing mind.

Managing Anxious Thoughts

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What is insomnia? How does it start, and why does it go on?

Understanding Insomnia

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A balanced look at different approaches people often consider.

Understanding Sleep Difficulties

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Dr David Garley

Dr David Garley is a GP and director of The Better Sleep Clinic.

He developed his interest in sleep health during his work in the NHS, where he gained extensive experience across respiratory and general practice settings. This background gave him a strong understanding of how sleep difficulties can impact people in everyday life.

David now supports people experiencing long-standing sleep challenges using CBTi-informed, behavioural approaches in 1:1 sessions. His work focuses on helping individuals build healthier sleep habits and develop practical, sustainable strategies for improving their sleep routine.

He also advises large organisations and high-performance sports teams — including TeamGB Olympic athletes, Premiership football clubs and Formula One — on how sleep and recovery habits can support wellbeing and daytime performance.

David is a member of the Royal College of Physicians, the Royal College of General Practitioners and the British Sleep Society.

Sleep and Mental Health

Sleep and mood are closely connected, and long periods of poor sleep can understandably affect how you feel during the day.

This course focuses on improving sleep habits and routines, and isn’t designed for situations where someone needs urgent mental health support.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed or need immediate help, you can contact Samaritans anytime on 116 123, or call NHS 111 for urgent mental health advice. Both services are available 24/7.

Frequently asked questions