This week is all about Sleep Awareness!!! Many in the sleep industry are joining The National Sleep Foundation‘s campaign to bring attention to the importance of sleep! This year’s theme is #YourDayBeginsWithSleep!
Category: Sleep
Sleep Impressions Video
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Sleep Disorders and Depression
Normal sleep is a restorative state. However, when sleep is disrupted or inadequate, it can lead to increased fatigue, anxiety, and irritability. Stop The Cycle! – Talk today to your medical professional about your sleep! Many people have experienced a restless night’s sleep. An occasional night of tossing and turning for a few hours is an experience we can all relate to. Unfortunately for some people a good night’s sleep is more the expectation than the rule, and a restless night’s sleep becomes so common that it becomes the expected outcome. Those individuals who experience an occasional restless night often point …
Summer Sleep Tips
The summer often brings a change in the weather and a change in our routines. For those with a sleep disorder, this can mean a disruption to healthy sleep patterns. Here are a few tips to maintain restful nights throughout the summer months. Don’t Over Indulge Summer is a time of celebration. Summer picnics and parties often include alcoholic beverages. Too much drinking can cause fragmented sleep that will not leave you rested in the morning. Drink modest amounts early in the evening leaving plenty of time for water before bed. Eating Before Bed The days stay lighter much later …
Sleep Awareness Week April 23-29 2017
Did you know the more hours of sleep we get, the higher our feelings of VITALITY, OPTIMISM, & GOOD HEALTH?! However, improvement peaks & levels at eight hours of sleep. Stop procrastinating – Sleep Better to Feel Better!!!
WAKE RESTED – tips for healthy sleep
If you are having problems sleeping, the National Sleep Foundation suggests the following to improve your sleep: Set and stick to a sleep schedule. Go to bed and wake up at the same times each day. Expose yourself to bright light in the morning and avoid it at night. Exposure to bright morning light energizes us and prepares us for a productive day. Alternatively, dim your lights when it’s close to bedtime. Exercise regularly. Exercise in the morning can help you get the light exposure you need to set your biological clock. Avoid vigorous exercise close to bedtime if you …