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Another strategy that people sometimes turn to when they are desperate for a good night's sleep is drinking alcohol.
Sleep myth: it helps you to sleep.
Sleep truth: it might help you fall asleep more quickly, but it wreaks havoc on your sleep quality as the sleep you ...
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Stimulus control is all about keeping your bed and bedroom for sleep (and intimacy) only. If you have insomnia, that ideally means no eating, reading, working, watching TV, gaming, online banking, to-do lists and so on when you’re in your bedroom. This is because we want your brain to form a stro...
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Cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) is usually provided by clinical psychologists and cognitive behavioral therapists, as they have the necessary skills and knowledge to help facilitate change
CBT-I helps deal with the root cause of the issue and the factors that are making it...
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Lots of people struggle with racing thoughts, where, as soon as they wake up, their brain suddenly switches on and their head is full of things they need to do, worries, memories and so on.
A strategy that can reduce the impact this has on your sleep is the ‘brain dump’ exercise – you mig...
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Have a 60- to 90-minute winding down routine before you go to bed every night. This means doing things to help your body and mind feel relaxed and calm, and avoiding anything that overly stimulates the brain. Reading, light exercise, meditation, listening to relaxing music, having a bath, and sel...
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Progressive muscle relaxation is a great way to help the body relax.
It’s a simple technique that you can practise when you first get into bed. Here’s how to do it:
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We have insomnia if we have difficulty falling or staying asleep three or more times a week, which lasts for months, leading to fatigue, mood changes or difficulty concentrating.
Insomnia is partly triggered by the fear and anxiety we have about not sleeping
Don't drink caffeine after dark. If you have your last coffee in the early afternoon, most of the caffeine will have been flushed out of your body by 11pm.
Although avoiding coffee or tea within 6 hours of going to bed will make it much easier to drop off, it is unclear wh...
Look at your full day to identify the causes of insomnia, not just the hours before you go to bed.
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