Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) is an evidence-based treatment for persistent insomnia and related sleep difficulties. Treatment addresses sleep-related behaviors, schedules, conditioned patterns, and thoughts and emotions that interfere with sleep, with interventions tailored to the individual's circumstances.

Psychological and behavioral interventions for individuals living with persistent pain. Treatment focuses on the interaction among pain, thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and daily functioning, with an emphasis on developing effective coping strategies and maintaining meaningful activity where appropriate. 

Behavioral and psychological support for children experiencing difficulties with toilet training, toileting routines, constipation-related behavioral patterns, enuresis, encopresis, or anxiety surrounding toileting. Treatment focuses on the behavioral and emotional factors involved while collaborating with caregivers to establish effective, sustainable routines. 

Support for behavioral patterns that affect physical health, functioning, and quality of life. Treatment may address exercise, eating-related behaviors, adherence to health recommendations, avoidance, anxiety surrounding medical care, and other behavioral factors that influence health outcomes. 

Psychological support for individuals who experience anxiety, avoidance, or behavioral barriers related to taking medication or following medical recommendations. Treatment may address fears, sensory concerns, pill-swallowing difficulties, avoidance patterns, and other factors that interfere with adherence.