Mental Health Treatment
Sleep Disorder Treatment in Knoxville, TN
Sleep disorders, or sleep-wake disorders refer to an individual’s challenges with their sleep cycle. These may include insomnia, parasomnia, sleep apnea, narcolepsy and restless leg syndrome, all of which are disruptive to the quality and amount of sleep a healthy person needs in order to be functional.
- Levels of Care
- Outpatient, IOP & PHP
- Populations
- Teens & adults
- Approach
- Evidence-based therapy
- Insurance
- Most plans accepted
Understanding the Program
What Is Sleep & Related Disorders?
Sleep disorders may occur in combination with, or because of, other mental health disorders, or substance-related and addictive disorders. Substance use can cause sleep problems, but sleep disorders may also be a factor in substance use.
Insomnia is the most common sleep-wake disorder, with an estimated 30% of the American population reporting symptoms related to insomnia. Insomnia disorder occurs when sleep difficulties start creating significant distress in an individual’s daily functioning abilities. Symptoms of insomnia may be episodic, related to an event; or persistent, related to long-term effects, or recurrent, related to chronic conditions.
Obstructive sleep apnea refers to interrupted sleep patterns due to difficulties in breathing during sleep. An individual suffering from sleep apnea may snore, snort, or gasp during sleep, leading to interruptions in restful sleep. Obesity and a family history of sleep apnea are risk factors for this condition. Male members are more prone to sleep apnea than females.
In addition to insomnia and sleep apnea, several other disorders fall under this category, including sleep walking, sleep terrors, nightmare disorder, REM sleep behavior disorder and hypersomnolence. Restless legs syndrome is a particular sleep disorder that causes inability to sleep restfully due to uncomfortable sensation in the legs, such as restlessness, tingling, burning, or itching. Narcolepsy is a rare form of sleep disorder that causes individuals to lapse into sleep often, even during the day.
You don't have to face sleep & related disorders alone — compassionate, evidence-based care can help you regain stability and hope.
The Full Continuum of Care
Where this program fits in your recovery journey
Recovery isn't one-size-fits-all. Our clinical team meets you at the level of care you need today — and walks with you through every step that follows.
- 1Inpatient Care24/7 psychiatric stabilization & support
- 2Partial HospitalizationFull-day mental health treatment, evenings at home
- 3Intensive OutpatientYou are hereStructured therapy several days per week
- 4Outpatient ProgramsFlexible therapy while living at home
Not sure which level fits? Call for a free assessment
Why It Works
Benefits of Sleep & Related Disorders Treatment at New Hope
Professional treatment addresses sleep & related disorders with a plan built around your symptoms, history, and goals.
Evidence-Based Treatment
CBT, DBT, and proven therapeutic approaches tailored to Sleep & Related Disorders and your personal recovery goals.
Dual Diagnosis Capable
We address mental health symptoms and underlying emotional challenges together — because treating only one side of the problem rarely leads to lasting recovery.
Individualized Care Plans
Every client receives a customized treatment plan built around their history, symptoms, and life circumstances.
Family Involvement
Family therapy and education help rebuild trust, improve communication, and strengthen your support system at home.
Full Continuum of Care
From outpatient through intensive programs, we match the level of care to where you are today — and step down as you progress.
Compassionate Clinical Team
Licensed therapists, counselors, and psychiatric professionals dedicated to non-judgmental, whole-person care.
Inside the Program
What's Included in Your Treatment Plan
Every client receives individualized care that may include the following services and supports.
- Psychiatric evaluation
- Individual therapy sessions
- Group therapy & peer support
- Medication management
- Family therapy options
- CBT & DBT modalities
- Trauma-informed care
- Aftercare & step-down planning
Is This Program Right for You?
Who Benefits from Sleep & Related Disorders Treatment?
Insomnia is the most common sleep-wake disorder, with an estimated 30% of the American population reporting symptoms related to insomnia. Insomnia disorder occurs when sleep difficulties start creating significant distress in an individual’s daily functioning abilities. Symptoms of insomnia may be episodic, related to an event; or persistent, related to long-term effects, or recurrent, related to chronic conditions.
Many clients also benefit from support for co-occurring substance use, trauma, or family conflict — all integrated into one coordinated treatment plan.
- Trouble falling asleep
- Waking up at unexpected times
- Difficulty staying awake during daytime
- Not receiving enough sleep
- Lack of energy and interest in activities
- Trouble focusing
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Don't see your question here? Our admissions team is available around the clock — every call is free and confidential.
Call 24/7: 866-806-1027If symptoms are affecting your relationships, work, school, or daily functioning — or if you've tried to manage on your own without success — a professional assessment can help determine the right level of care.
Most major insurance plans cover addiction and mental health treatment at New Hope Healthcare Institute, including Aetna, BlueCross BlueShield, Cigna, Ambetter, Tricare, and UMR. Our admissions team offers a free, confidential benefits check.
Our licensed clinicians conduct a comprehensive assessment reviewing your symptoms, history, and home environment to recommend outpatient, IOP, PHP, or referral to a higher level of care when needed.
Yes. New Hope offers age-appropriate treatment tracks for adolescents and adults, with family involvement and clinical support calibrated to each population.
Yes. Our dual diagnosis approach treats substance use and mental health conditions together — because addressing both significantly improves long-term outcomes.
Same-day admissions are often available for outpatient levels of care. Call our 24/7 admissions line to speak with a specialist and schedule an assessment.
Take the First Step Toward Recovery
A confidential admissions specialist can help you verify insurance, understand treatment options, and take the next step — for yourself or someone you love.
- Free, confidential benefits check
- Same-day admissions often available
- Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week