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Insomnia Treatment in Dallas, TX

Covered by insurance. Delivered virtually. Led by sleep specialists.

Work one-on-one with Texas-licensed sleep psychologists through the RISE Sleep Clinic. Most major insurance plans accepted.

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The RISE Sleep Clinic provides evidence-based insomnia treatment using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I). Treatment is delivered through secure telehealth, so you can get expert care from home — with an approach designed for long-term sleep improvement.

Covered by most major insurance plans, including Aetna, Anthem, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Medicare, and UnitedHealthcare, plus more providers. Coverage is expanding.

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What is the RISE Sleep Clinic?

The RISE Sleep Clinic is a virtual clinic specializing in the treatment of chronic insomnia.

We use CBT-I, the first-line treatment recommended by sleep medicine experts, to help adults who struggle with falling asleep, staying asleep, or waking up too early — even after trying sleep tips, routines, or medication.

We treat patients across Texas, including Dallas, through online appointments that are often covered by insurance.

At a glance:

  • One-on-one care with licensed sleep psychologists
  • Virtual sessions — no commute required
  • Evidence-based, non-medication treatment
  • Covered by most major insurance providers, including Aetna, Anthem, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Medicare, and UnitedHealthcare
RISE Sleep Clinic app showing a video session with a sleep psychologist

For the first time, I had a safe place to talk about why I wasn't sleeping and someone who could show me exactly how to fix it. By improving my sleep, positive changes in the rest of my life just started stacking up.

Oliver, 55

Who this treatment is for

You may be a good fit for the RISE Sleep Clinic if you:

  • Take a long time to fall asleep
  • Wake up during the night and can’t get back to sleep
  • Wake earlier than you want
  • Feel anxious or frustrated about sleep
  • Have struggled with insomnia for months or years

CBT-I is designed to treat the root causes of insomnia — not just the symptoms.

I wish more people knew about this. I can finally sleep better without a cocktail of medications every night.

Diego, 28

How insomnia treatment works

A structured, proven approach to better sleep

1

Get matched with a licensed sleep psychologist

You’ll work one-on-one with a clinician licensed in Texas and trained specifically in insomnia treatment.

2

Meet weekly via secure video sessions

Sessions are virtual and designed to fit into real life.

3

Follow a personalized treatment plan

Your psychologist helps you adjust sleep habits, timing, and thought patterns based on your specific sleep challenges.

4

Build skills that last

CBT-I focuses on long-term improvement — not short-term fixes.

Many patients begin noticing meaningful improvements within the first few weeks of treatment.

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Why virtual CBT-I works

Virtual CBT-I delivers the same evidence-based insomnia treatment as in-person care — with fewer barriers.

  • Comparable outcomes to in-person treatment
  • No commuting or waiting rooms
  • Easier scheduling that fits real life
  • Access to licensed sleep psychologists who specialize in insomnia
  • Practice sleep strategies in your own bedroom environment
  • Secure, HIPAA-compliant video sessions

You get expert insomnia treatment without disrupting your life.

How the RISE app supports your care

Some patients choose to use the RISE app alongside therapy to better understand their sleep patterns and stay engaged between sessions. The app is included as part of your treatment at the RISE Sleep Clinic, at no additional cost.

The app can help you:

  • Track sleep consistency and timing
  • Understand circadian rhythm patterns
  • Reinforce strategies from therapy
  • See progress over time

Your psychologist will help you decide how — or whether — the app fits into your treatment. Therapy always comes first.

I feel like I finally understand the way sleep works and more importantly, how to make it work for me.

Nafeesa, 45

What to expect from treatment

  • Weekly virtual CBT-I sessions with a licensed sleep psychologist
  • A structured, time-limited course of care (not open-ended therapy)
  • Clear guidance and adjustments between sessions based on your sleep patterns
  • Support when setbacks happen — including stress, travel, or schedule changes
  • Practical tools and skills you can continue using long after treatment ends

No guesswork. No trial-and-error sleep hacks.

Meet Your Dallas Sleep Psychologists

All of our clinicians are licensed in Texas, board-certified in behavioral sleep medicine or licensed psychologists with specialized training in CBT-I.

Dr. Karin Voelker

Dr. Karin Voelker

Psy.D.

CBT-IBehavioral Sleep MedicineCircadian Rhythm Disorders

Licensed Clinical Psychologist specializing in behavioral sleep medicine, insomnia treatment, and circadian rhythm disorders. Dr. Voelker completed her postdoctoral fellowship at Stanford University Sleep Medicine Center and uses a client-centered, strength-based approach integrating evidence-based techniques.

Available in all RISE states via telehealth
Next available: Within 1 week
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Dr. Jane Dyonzak

Dr. Jane Dyonzak

Ph.D., FAASM

CBT-ISleep DisordersChronic Illness

Licensed Clinical Psychologist and Fellow of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine with 20+ years specializing in sleep and behavioral medicine. Dr. Dyonzak has served as a consultant to sleep disorders centers and principal investigator for clinical trials on sleep medications and devices.

Available in all RISE states via telehealth
Next available: Within 1 week
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Dr. Lauren Neaman

Dr. Lauren Neaman

Psy.D., A-CBT

CBT-IAnxiety DisordersCircadian Rhythm Disorders

Licensed Clinical Psychologist and Diplomate of the Academy of Cognitive and Behavioral Therapies. Dr. Neaman completed advanced training through the University of Pennsylvania's Behavioral Sleep Medicine program and specializes in insomnia, anxiety disorders, and circadian rhythm issues.

Available in all RISE states via telehealth
Next available: Within 1 week
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Dr. Benjamin Pfeifer

Dr. Benjamin Pfeifer

Ph.D.

CBT-ICognitive Behavioral TherapySleep Medicine

Founding clinician at RISE Sleep Clinic specializing in treating adults with insomnia and sleep disorders. Dr. Pfeifer completed his Ph.D. at The Ohio State University and holds PSYPACT authorization for telehealth practice. His background includes work with veterans at VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System.

Available in all RISE states via telehealth
Next available: Within 1 week
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Dr. Daniella Marchetti

Dr. Daniella Marchetti

Ph.D., DBSM

CBT-IBehavioral Sleep MedicineCPAP Adherence

Licensed Clinical Health Psychologist and Diplomate in Behavioral Sleep Medicine. Dr. Marchetti specializes in insomnia treatment, CPAP adherence, nightmare therapy, and circadian rhythm disorders. She earned her doctorate from the University of Miami and completed her fellowship at the Miami VA Medical Center.

Available in all RISE states via telehealth
Next available: Within 1 week
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is treatment at the RISE Sleep Clinic covered by insurance?
Yes. Most major insurance providers cover CBT-I under mental or behavioral health benefits. The RISE Sleep Clinic is in-network with Aetna, Anthem, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Medicare, and UnitedHealthcare, plus more providers. Coverage is expanding, and we verify your insurance before treatment begins so you know your costs upfront.
Is treatment at the RISE Sleep Clinic in person or online?
All treatment at the RISE Sleep Clinic is delivered virtually through secure telehealth appointments.
Do I need to live in Dallas to receive care from the RISE Sleep Clinic?
No. Treatment is delivered virtually. The RISE Sleep Clinic serves adults across Texas, including Dallas.
How quickly can I start treatment at the RISE Sleep Clinic?
Most patients are able to start treatment within a few days of completing their assessment. Because care is delivered through telehealth, the RISE Sleep Clinic can often offer faster access than traditional sleep clinics with long in-person waitlists.
Is virtual insomnia treatment as effective as in-person care?
Yes. Research shows that virtual CBT-I delivers outcomes comparable to in-person treatment. Telehealth CBT-I produces similar improvements in sleep efficiency, total sleep time, and insomnia severity, while allowing you to practice sleep strategies in your own bedroom environment.
Who provides care at the RISE Sleep Clinic?
Care is provided by licensed psychologists who specialize in insomnia and CBT-I. All psychologists treating Texas residents through the RISE Sleep Clinic are licensed to practice in Texas via PSYPACT, the interstate telehealth compact.
Do I need a referral to start treatment at the RISE Sleep Clinic?
No referral is required to begin treatment at the RISE Sleep Clinic.
Is the RISE Sleep Clinic the same as the RISE app?
They’re different, but they’re both offered by the same company, Rise Science. The RISE Sleep Clinic provides one-on-one insomnia treatment with licensed psychologists. The RISE app is optional and included as part of your treatment at no additional cost. Some patients use the app to track sleep patterns between sessions and support their care, but it is not required.

What makes Dallas challenging for sleep?

July and August in Dallas mean 96°F highs and nighttime lows around 77°F. Your bedroom barely cools down before sunrise. Add one of the highest uninsured rates in Texas, and sleep problems tend to go untreated here.

  • Summer nights that don't cool off: Dallas nighttime lows hover around 77°F through the summer. That 65°F bedroom temperature sleep experts recommend? In Dallas, your AC is working overtime just to get close.
  • IT and healthcare hours: The tech sector employs over 112,000 people, many in high-stress roles with on-call demands. Meanwhile, Baylor Scott & White, Texas Health Resources, and Parkland run 24/7 across two dozen DFW hospitals.
  • 528,000 uninsured in Dallas County: That's 23.6% of the county. You can have UT Southwestern and Parkland down the road, and it won't matter if you can't afford to walk in. Sleep disorders are one of the first things people stop treating when money's tight.

Telehealth CBT-I is covered by most insurance and doesn't require a referral from a sleep lab. For the quarter of Dallas County without coverage, it's worth checking marketplace options during open enrollment. Treatment is typically 6-8 sessions, and you can do it from home after your kids are in bed.

Other insomnia treatment options in Dallas

For your reference, here are other sleep medicine facilities in the Dallas area. This is provided for informational purposes only.

4 Better Sleep Centers - Dallas

Private Sleep ClinicAASM Accredited (15+ years)
Specialties
Sleep ApneaInsomniaRestless Legs SyndromeNarcolepsySleep StudiesCPAP Equipment & Supplies
Wait Time: Call for availability
Insurance: Most major insurance providers, Direct insurance billing
Address: 8722 Greenville Ave, Suite 102, Dallas, TX 75243
Phone: (214) 466-7222

UT Southwestern University Hospital Sleep and Breathing Disorders Clinic

Academic Medical CenterAASM Accredited
Specialties
Sleep ApneaInsomniaNarcolepsyCircadian Rhythm DisordersRespiratory DisordersNeurological Sleep DisordersHome Sleep TestingMultiple Sleep Latency Tests
Wait Time: Call for availability
Insurance: Information available by calling, Medicare accepted
Address: 5939 Harry Hines Blvd., 2nd Floor, Dallas, TX 75390
Phone: (214) 645-5337

Star Sleep & Wellness - Dallas

Private Sleep ClinicMultiple Board-Certified Sleep Specialists
Specialties
Sleep ApneaInsomniaRestless Leg SyndromeNarcolepsySnoringOral Appliance TherapyCPAP Alternatives
Wait Time: Call for availability
Insurance: Most major insurance companies, Medicare
Address: 12770 Coit Road, Suite 1200, Dallas, TX 75251
Phone: (844) 409-4657

Sleep Medicine Associates of Texas

Private Medical Practice30+ years clinical experience
Specialties
Sleep ApneaInsomniaSleep StudiesOver 80 Sleep Disorders
Wait Time: Approximately 2 months (based on patient reviews)
Insurance: Medicare, Medicaid
Address: 5477 Glen Lakes Drive, Suite 100, Dallas, TX 75231
Phone: (214) 750-7776

Texas Neurology Sleep Disorders Center

Neurology Practice with Sleep CenterBoard Certified in Sleep Medicine
Specialties
Sleep StudiesSleep ApneaInsomniaNarcolepsyMultiple Sleep Latency Testing80+ Sleep Disorders
Wait Time: Call for availability
Insurance: Information available by calling
Address: 6080 N Central Expy, Suite 100, Dallas, TX 75206
Phone: (214) 443-5154

Disclaimer: The facilities listed above are independent healthcare providers. RISE has no affiliation with these organizations. This information is provided for reference only and does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation. Please verify all information directly with the facility.

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