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Not getting sleep at nigh
Not getting sleep at night.the mind is constantly thinking of something or the other in the pst or the future all the night..pls help..
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Dear friend,
Good relaxed sleep is very much essential for a brisk morning.
There are so many relaxation techniques available to calm the mind. The simplest and the best one us close your eyes and concentrate on your breathe.
Visit www.mastermindfoundation.com
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Constantly thinking about the past or future creates worry, which can interfere with your sleep. As sleep requires a relaxed mind & body state. Just worrying about past & future is not going to change anything but will give you a disturbed sleep. Instead efforts in the present are required to change the future. If you are not able to shrug off your thoughts then write down your thoughts on a piece of paper & allocate any quiet time during the day to think about them. Try to relax yourself at night by deep & slow breathing with focus on breaths, positive imagery & muscle relaxation techniques.
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Ms. Hema Sampath
Psychologist
18 yrs exp
Bangalore
R u a perfectionist? !! Hv u set u standards or benchmarks high.
OR are u comparing your life with others.???... if any one of those questions is answered as YES then please do consult a Psychologist and lead a comfoand happy life and stress free life.
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