Need help getting a good night’s sleep?
Do you want to improve sleep in your organization?
53% of public safety personnel suffer from a clinical insomnia disorder. WWC Sleep Solution is designed to help you get your sleep back on track in 5 to 6 weeks.
Programs tailored to different sleep-related symptoms
Chronic Insomnia
Shift Work
Nightmares
Sleep Medication
Anxiety and Depression
How can the WWC Sleep Solution help you achieve healthy sleep?
Program over 5 to 6 weeks
30-minute online sessions
2-year support plan to monitor for and prevent relapse
With a licensed therapist (psychologist, psychotherapist, social worker)
Supported by a secure mobile app
3 simple steps to better sleep
Screening
(free of charge)
Understand your sleep problems and their potential impact on your health, well-being and performance.
Schedule a call with us
(free of charge)
Talk to a sleep care coordinator to be matched with the therapist who’s right for you.
Start the program
(Align with your coverage options)
Work with a sleep care coordinator who will help identify your coverage options.
The advantages when you choose WWC Sleep Solution
No waiting: Quick access to a professional.
24/7 online screening: Available anytime.
100% virtual program: No travel, with certified therapists.
Proven effectiveness: 9 out of 10 people completing the program are free of clinically significant insomnia symptoms.
Short, flexible program: Completed in 5 or 6 weeks with 30-minute sessions per week, accompanied by a mobile app.
Program reimbursed by most insurers.
Learn more about WWC Sleep Solution
What is WWC Sleep Solution?
WWC Sleep Solution is a virtual sleep clinic offering Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I). We are dedicated to the screening and treatment of insomnia and other sleep disorders, including insomnia related to shift work and nightmares.
Our programs
We offer short-term programs, typically 5 to 6 weeks including a 2-year support plan to prevent relapse. Online sessions take place weekly for 30 minutes with a licensed therapist and are supported by our secure mobile app.
Reducing the use of sleeping pills
In 2023, 56.25% of HALEO program participants were using sleeping pills. By the end of their program, 66% of these clients had reduced or stopped using medication. Our results are in line with clinical research that demonstrates combining gradual withdrawal with psychotherapeutic care increases the success of participants.
Any questions? Consult the FAQ.
