Healthy Sleep Practices

If you’re always feeling “wired but tired” you might be a Bedtime Battler – someone who constantly operates in a state of ‘on’—navigating endless to-do lists, competing commitments, and the relentless demands of daily life.

If you struggle to go to bed when you know you should - you might be a Rest Rebel – someone who resists bedtime and short-sheets their need for sleep by staying up later.

Stress and sleep are entangled in a vicious cycle. Cortisol, the stress hormone plays a pivotal role. When stress increases, sleep is disrupted. When we can’t sleep, we feel more stressed. While so many Australians’ report disrupted and poor sleep due to stress, there are ways you can break the cycle.

Ah, sleeping with your furry friends - the ultimate comfort or a cause for debate? Dr Claire Stevens discusses the cosy world of snoozing with your pup – the good, the bad and the ugly!

Good quality sleep is easily the most underrated thing we can do for our health and wellbeing. So, let’s dive into the profound impact of quality sleep on overall health and wellbeing. From establishing healthy sleep habits and understanding common sleep conditions to exploring effective treatments, discover the essential keys to a rejuvenating night's rest.

In our fast-paced, modern world, where time is a precious commodity and constant connectivity is the norm, sleep often takes a backseat. However, the significance of quality sleep cannot be overstated when it comes to maintaining overall health and wellbeing. Adequate sleep is a cornerstone of a healthy lifestyle, contributing to physical, mental, and emotional vitality.

Sleep. We might have been born knowing how to do it, yet so many people still struggle with it. In fact, 1 in 3 Australian’s aren’t getting enough sleep. Lack of sleep does more than just make you a bit cranky, it can lead to numerous health problems too. Here is what you can do to improve your sleep.