Better Sleep Course
Now available in Resources
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An online course to help you identify and remedy issues with sleep, full of practical tools that are easy to implement.
Time & Location
Now available in Resources
Online
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About the Event
I am currently writing an online course on Better Sleep - see details below. The course will give you an increased understanding of sleep and the areas you can focus on to improve your own sleep, in an easy-to-follow and practical format.
If you would be interested in this course please express your interest via this 'event' and I will let you know once the course is available.
It will be structured around 4 weeks of learning and actions:
1. You will undertake an intake survey to rate your current sleep and give it a score
Week 1 = Understanding sleep and your own sleep patterns.
Learn how sleep works, hormones, circadian rhythm etc in. Keep a sleep diary and highlight key areas of focus.
2. Week 2 = Sleep hygiene factors.
Learn how to create a healthy sleep routine, how eating and drinking timings/screen and device usage/bedroom environment/exercise etc could be tripping you up. Keep a simple routine diary for one week and commit to 3 top areas of focus.
3. Week 3 = Mindfulness/Meditation.
Understand how mindfulness can help sleep issues and stress levels, and learn some practical techniques. Use a simple mindfulness issues checklist to identify top 3 areas of focus then draw up a mindful activity plan. Keep a meditation diary and receive a guided meditation audio as well as a bonus of a busy thoughts guided meditation.
4. Week 4 = Relax and breathe
Understand how relaxation techniques and breathing exercises can help with sleep issues. Easily identify areas for focus and create a relaxation/breathing activity plan for the final week. Receive breathing exercise instructions plus video guidance of 3 breath techniques as well as a guided relaxation technique audio and a bonus of a guided relaxation plus visualisation audio.
You will also receive a bonus of a flowchart of interventions. Re-take the intake survey to compare your sleep score now with the intake score.