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Two out of three adults seeking treatment for alcohol or other substance use disorders report co‐occurring symptoms of insomnia. This study compared the feasibility, acceptability, and preliminary efficacy of cognitive behavioural therapy for insomnia (CBT‐I) among adults seeking and not seeking treatment for substance use. Adults with alcohol or other substance use disorders (n = 22, 32% female, 82% White; M_age = 39.5) completed assessments at baseline, post‐treatment, and at 6 week follow‐up. Of those, 11 were and 11 were not enrolled in substance use treatment. All received CBT‐I. Multiple imputation was used for missing data. Data were analysed using repeated measures analyses of variance. In the substance use treatment group, 6/11 completed post and 5/11 completed follow‐up. In the non‐treatment group, 9/11 completed post and 7/11 completed follow‐up. Participants in both groups …