For nearly a decade, Regan Duff lived with a sleep struggle that few people around her fully understood. “It started during undergrad,” she shared, “and for 10 years, I dealt with nights where I wouldn’t fall asleep until 4 or 5 in the morning. Several times a week, I’d be lying there, wide awake, knowing I had to function the next day—and I couldn’t.” As the years wore on, the impact deepened. Her work, social life, and mental health all began to suffer.

For Claire Rumore, a coach and educator based in the San Francisco Bay Area, sleep had become an exhausting mystery. Over the years, she tried it all: melatonin, THC, CBD, sleep rituals, even resignation. “I just thought maybe this is how it’s going to be for the rest of my life.” But that changed when a friend, who happened to be enrolled in best-selling-author Martha Beck’s coaching program, mentioned a sleep course Martha had recommended. Claire’s interest was piqued...

For author, coach, and self-proclaimed lifelong night owl Martha Beck, insomnia wasn’t just a nuisance — it was a daily battle for survival. “I don’t think people understand what it’s like if they haven’t lived it,” she said. “Chronic sleep deprivation meant every day I had to choose — consciously — to stay alive. I was in continuous physical misery, brain fog, emotional distress… I had PTSD from insomnia.”

For Andrea Wright, sleep didn’t just slip away gradually — it collapsed. “I was waking up four to five times a night on the hour,” she recalled. “I was exhausted. It affected everything — my work, my relationships, my ability to think clearly. I felt like I was going crazy. What was wrong with me?” Andrea did what most of us do — she tried everything. She consulted naturopaths, experimented with supplements, leaned on sleep aids prescribed by her doctor. “I spent all kinds of

For Jan Cain, sleep had been a lifelong struggle. “I’ve had insomnia since I was a child,” she shared. “Sometimes I’d fall asleep right away and wake up for hours in the middle of the night. Other times, I just couldn’t fall asleep at all.” She tried melatonin, supplements with complex ingredient lists, even prescription medications—but nothing worked consistently. For Jan Cain, sleep had been a lifelong struggle.

When Libby Clark first heard about Sleep Works and CBT-I (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia), it felt like the universe was nudging her in the right direction. “I was the classic all-over-the-place sleeper. I couldn’t fall asleep, couldn’t stay asleep, just had every problem. I started taking sleep aids at 19 and chased that for years and years; Unisom, Ambien, Lunesta, CBD gummies; you name it.” “I was the classic all-over-the-place sleeper. I couldn’t fall or stay a