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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...

Dream facts and FAQs

When it comes to sleep, it is the act of dreaming that many people are very interested in. What do different dreams mean? Why do

How to get up easier

Beating the January blues and helping you get out of bed With the dark mornings continuing, it can be increasingly difficult to get out of

Sleeping on your back

Did you know that there are several advantages to sleeping on your back? However, there are also some instances where sleeping on your back is

Resident sleep therapist

As you most likely saw (and felt extremely jealous of!) via Trouble Sleeping’s Instagram, Dr Lindsay Browning spent one month in the Maldives, as the

World Sleep Day – grieving and sleeping

This blog is written by Lucy Herd, The Grief Educator, who is a grief and loss specialist as well as a campaigner. Below, she talks