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There may also be some things you can do on your own to improve your sleep. This link (to a page on SF) has some info:
Specific Info for Insomnia
About info in the link: I think most pharmacies have Epsom salts and they are pretty cheap. The long acupressure self-massage takes some effort, but I think it can be worth it.
Some other helpful things might be:
Avoiding alcohol, tobacco, coffee, energy drinks, soda, candy/sugar/sweets, fried foods. Also processed foods in general.
Avoiding stress, high levels of emotion, too much thinking, too much sensory input, too much screen time (especially near bed time).
Between 11pm and 1am especially, if you can't sleep, it's still good to lie down and try to relax.
A meditation practice could be really helpful. One simple meditation is to sit in a chair, or lie down, and think of the sound "Ma" as you inhale deeply (yet gently) and slowly through your nose, and then think of the sound "Om" as you slowly exhale, also through your nose. There are lots of different kinds of meditations though. The websites "Insight Timer" and "Headspace" have some guided meditations, but there might also be some on yt.
Exposure to a lot of light can undermine sleep, so dimming lights close to bedtime and not looking at screens late at night can help.
I hope things will get better soon.