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In this blog, we’ll explore why getting too much sleep might leave you feeling tired, how insomnia can play a surprising role, and what you can do to wake up feeling more refreshed.

If you’re experiencing both insomnia and sleep paralysis, improving your sleep habits and seeking support, especially through CBT-I, can help reduce night-time disruptions.

Learn how to manage broken sleep, understand its link to insomnia, and explore treatment options like CBT-I for better rest.

In this blog, we’ll explain why you might be waking up in the night and share six expert-backed tricks to help you fall back to sleep faster.

Daytime fatigue is a common issue that can affect your mood, productivity, and overall quality of life. While there are many reasons you might feel constantly tired, one overlooked cause is insomnia.

Medications can be habit-forming, and over time, their effectiveness may wear off. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) recommends Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) as the preferred long-term solution for improving sleep.