Guided Sleep Program: the best Arabic sleep program

The Guided Sleep Program in Zayenha Soul is six weekly sessions inspired by cognitive behavioural principles for insomnia, with a short daily sleep diary and a sleep window computed from your real data, never guessed by the AI. It opens with a mandatory safety screen, and it is guidance, not medical treatment or a substitute for a doctor.

What happens in the first session?

1

A brief safety screen

Before starting, brief questions may flag reasons to see a professional; they cannot confirm clinical suitability.

2

Your sleep diary

Each morning you log: when you slept, when you woke, and how often you stirred.

3

A computed sleep window

After enough nights, I compute a real sleep window from your data — not a generic number.

4

Weekly adjustment

Each week we review progress and adjust the window based on your actual sleep efficiency.

A guided 6-week track inspired by the principles of cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) — a daily sleep diary and a sleep window computed each week from your data, never guessed. Not treatment, and not a substitute for a specialist.

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Frequently asked

What is the Guided Sleep Program, and is it medical treatment?
An AI guide inspired by CBT-I principles. This program itself has not been clinically validated — a daily sleep diary plus a sleep window computed from your data weekly, across 6 sessions. This is not medical treatment and not a substitute for a specialist. A brief safety screen can flag reasons to seek professional care before starting; it cannot confirm clinical suitability.
Is the Sleep Program free?
Limits: free plan the first week, permanently · subscriber the full program (6 weeks). Sleep restriction isn’t suitable for some health conditions — the safety screen checks for that. If you have thoughts of harming yourself or you are in danger, please do not stay alone: reach someone you trust or a professional now, or call emergency services.