I'm a chronic overthinker, but I'm usually able to turn it off right before bed with some light journaling (or brain dumping, as I like to call it), as well as reduced screen time. At the end of last ...

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Longer, darker days during this time of year leave many people feeling sluggish. But people still may find themselves struggling to fall asleep at night, their minds racing about upcoming family ...

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Sleep is deeply tied to our emotional and mental health. Even one poor night of sleep can make us significantly less sharp, more irritable, and more vulnerable to bouts of depression and anxiety. For ...

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