@quadrawellness: Prioritizing sleep can be good advice. But when you’ve been struggling with insomnia, it can also get taken a little too far. You start planning your day around how you slept. You cancel things because you’re worried you’ll be too tired. You spend more time researching sleep, tracking it, trying new routines and wondering what you need to do differently tonight. And eventually, sleep can start taking up much more space in your life than you ever wanted it to. Taking care of your sleep matters. But that can look more like supporting a regular rhythm, getting daylight and movement during the day, giving yourself enough opportunity to sleep, and then allowing sleep to happen rather than constantly trying to make it happen. It can also mean continuing to live your life after a difficult night. Seeing people. Going outside. Doing things that matter to you. Letting your day be about more than how well you slept. Sometimes one of the most helpful shifts in insomnia treatment is moving from: “How do I make sure I sleep tonight?” toward: “How do I want to live today, even if sleep wasn’t great?” Sleep still matters. It just doesn’t have to become the thing everything else revolves around. Hi, I’m Tony Ho, MSW, RSW, an insomnia therapist sharing practical, science-backed ways to make sleep feel a little easier. Follow for more support with insomnia and sleep anxiety, or check out my free 14-Day Better Sleep Guide through the link in my bio. Have you ever noticed yourself organizing your life around sleep? #Insomnia #SleepAnxiety #SleepHealth #prioritizesleep

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