When your insomnia throws your sleep schedule way off, what do you do to fix it?
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One method is to try not sleeping for 48 hours in order to reset the sleep schedule. This involves staying awake for one whole night and then deliberately avoiding sleep the next morning so that tiredness sets in by evening. Another strategy is to remove all distractions from the bedroom, such as a TV or phone, to help facilitate sleep. Some people also find it helpful to listen to guided meditations or calming sounds like thunderstorms. Using apps like Calm, which offer story readings and guided relaxations, can also be beneficial. Creating a routine, such as being inside at a certain time, showering, and going to bed by 9 or 10 PM, can also help. It's recommended to turn off all electronics after watching TV for 30 minutes to an hour and just lay in the dark. ASMR or nature noises might also aid in falling asleep. Blocking out senses by listening to soothing music or sounds, covering eyes, and focusing on relaxing one body part at a time can also be effective.
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