Bleh, Audrey – I had no idea you had sleep issues too! No matter what I do, it’s impossible to FALL asleep. I used to be able to sleep all day long – now I can go a week without any sleep (so unhealthy)! Night time yoga has helped… unfortunately, after months of a max of 1 hour of sleep per night (and with Nick insisting I go), I had to resort to a doc for recommendations of treatment . Boo.
I hope you figure your sleep issues out… have you tried Kava tea? That helps a lot with relaxation, just didn’t really produce “drowsiness” for me. If you ever want to go to yoga, let me know! 🙂
I’ll get in touch with you about the yoga, I need to do more! My sleep problems definitely aren’t as bad as yours, just an extremely restless mind when I hit the pillow. A big help has been to cut back on looking at screens–computer, iPhone, etc. within a minimum of 30 minutes before bed. I’ll look into Kava tea!
Really great infographic! I love sleep, and usually fall asleep quite quickly and sleep deeply. However, during the months of Sept-April (when I have classes), I can definitely feel the effects of sleep deprivation. It’s not fun.
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Crazy! And relevant. Can’t fall asleep well lately and trying to reform some pre-bed activities to help!
Bleh, Audrey – I had no idea you had sleep issues too! No matter what I do, it’s impossible to FALL asleep. I used to be able to sleep all day long – now I can go a week without any sleep (so unhealthy)! Night time yoga has helped… unfortunately, after months of a max of 1 hour of sleep per night (and with Nick insisting I go), I had to resort to a doc for recommendations of treatment . Boo.
I hope you figure your sleep issues out… have you tried Kava tea? That helps a lot with relaxation, just didn’t really produce “drowsiness” for me. If you ever want to go to yoga, let me know! 🙂
I’ll get in touch with you about the yoga, I need to do more! My sleep problems definitely aren’t as bad as yours, just an extremely restless mind when I hit the pillow. A big help has been to cut back on looking at screens–computer, iPhone, etc. within a minimum of 30 minutes before bed. I’ll look into Kava tea!
Sounds good! Putting those electronics away is key… so much easier said than done for me though! haha
This is all so true, I agree here! 🙂
Really great infographic! I love sleep, and usually fall asleep quite quickly and sleep deeply. However, during the months of Sept-April (when I have classes), I can definitely feel the effects of sleep deprivation. It’s not fun.
Oh I remember those days! I’m sure over-night study sessions don’t help either! 😦