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How the clocks going back affects sleep
On Sunday 25th October 2026, the clocks went back by...
Screen time Trouble Sleeping Blog (1)

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Sleep inertia
Have you heard of ‘sleep inertia’? It’s that horrible groggy...
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Athletes, sports people and sleep
We all know exercise is a good a thing. For...
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What is sleepmaxxing?
At Trouble Sleeping, we will never complain about people being...
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Sleep patterns
A uniform approach to sleep just doesn’t work. We each...
What is insomnia Trouble Sleeping Blog

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What is insomnia?
Insomnia is a sleep condition when you have trouble falling...
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What is CBT-I?
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) is an effective treatment...
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What to eat and drink to help sleep
To eat and drink…? Or not to eat or drink…before...
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Top sleep tips for getting a good night's sleep
If you feel you are sleeping poorly then it is...

Fake scenarios

There’s been some discussion going around social media, for a while, about individuals using ‘fake scenarios’ to help people fall asleep. In this blog post,

Mindful meditation and sleep

You may have heard of mindfulness, but do you know much about how it can help you sleep and what benefits the practice can bring?

Perimenopause and sleep

Sleep plays a critical role in overall well-being, yet women are around 50% more likely than men to report suffering from insomnia, especially around hormonal

Segmented sleep

Segmented sleep means sleeping for shorter periods throughout the day, rather than in one big block at night, which is more traditional, particularly in the

Circadian rhythm

Have you heard the term ‘circadian rhythm’ but you’re not quite sure what it means? In this blog, Dr Lindsay Browning answers some frequently asked

What is the best daily morning routine?

It’s September and the start of a new academic year, so you may be looking for a reset following the summer. Have you wondered: What

Scary films and sleep

Does watching a scary movie disrupt sleep? Many people love a horror film but if it is at the expense of a good night’s sleep…is

Sleeping and boosting creativity

Is there a connection between sleeping and creativity? What does the research say? Can sleep actually help you to be more creative? Do creative people

Choosing the right mattress for the best night’s sleep

We all know we should replace our mattresses regularly. We all know how a bad mattress can affect the quality of our night’s sleep. We

Summer holidays and children’s sleep issues

When the school holidays arrive, a break from the school routine can be wonderful. However, it can also be very difficult to ensure that children