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The Relationship Between Anxiety and Insomnia
It's Not Anxiety, Then Insomnia. It's Anxiety and Insomnia, Feeding Each Other. Introduction Notice how the more anxious you feel, the harder sleep becomes to reach? Or how, after a genuinely poor night, the next day's worries suddenly feel bigger and harder to manage than they probably are? If either of these sounds familiar, you're describing a pattern that's extremely common not a personal failing in either your sleep or your nervous system. Anxiety and insomnia tend to mo

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Sep 116 min read


It's 11pm. The Day Is Done. So Why Is Your Mind Just Getting Started?
Introduction You managed the day. The meetings, the messages, the responsibilities, the hundred small decisions that make up the hours between waking and this moment. You were, for the most part, okay. And then you lay down. And the mind, which had been manageable functional, even suddenly became something else entirely. The thoughts that were quiet all day are now loud. The worry that was a background hum is now the only thing in the room. The question you pushed aside at 2p

theunpluggedself
Jul 711 min read
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