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CBTi is effective in the treatment of insomnia and is now recommended as the first-line treatment. However, despite the desirability of CBTi, access to therapy is restricted due to the lack of sufficient appropriately trained and experienced therapists. Because of the lack of therapists and the financial and time costs associated with face to face therapy a number of programmes that offer CBTi digitally have been developed, which have been shown to have similar success rates to receiving therapy in person. Methods The uptake of Sleepstation www.sleepstation.org.uk, a clinically proven CBTi platform with additional human support, was investigated when it was offered free to the members of a large organisation in the UK. The availability of the programme was promoted via the organisation’s website for 3 months. Results 1173 people registered an interest in the programme of which 880 were assessed for suitability (73% female, median age 45yrs). 411 where offered treatment due to symptoms indicative of insomnia. 188 initiated treatment. 137 complete the programme or reached recovery. 112 showed an improvement in their sleep. Conclusion Simply reporting the success rate of CBTi only tells part of the story. Simply improving access to CBTi, whether face to face or digitally, does not necessarily improve the initiation, retention, and completion of CBTi therapy. Further research is needed to fully understand the real and perceived barriers to the use of CBTi. Support This study was facilitated by Sleepstation

0527 The Uptake of a Free Digital CBTi Programme in a Large Commercial Organisation