Understanding Common Insomnia Treatments in Adults

Trial Objectives

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Chronic insomnia is a serious health concern that affects around 10% of people in America. Current treatments are varied, and often target things that may result in sleep disruption. In this study, researchers are evaluating two common treatments for insomnia in adults to learn more about how they treat symptoms.

In the first phase of the study, all participants will receive cognitive behavior therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) treatment. Some participants will then enter a second study phase where they will receive either trazodone or a placebo (a medication containing no active ingredient).

Volunteers in this study will undergo overnight sleep studies and will have to take blood pressure readings and saliva samples at home. They also will complete questionnaires about their symptoms during clinic and telehealth visits, as well as at home.