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Is Sleep Paralysis Dangerous? Myths, Facts, and How to Cope

Is Sleep Paralysis Dangerous?

We’ll explore the causes of sleep paralysis, the symptoms you might experience, and how to stop sleep paralysis using proven behavioral treatments like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-i).

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My face says it all 😂 When you tell me you couldn My face says it all 😂

When you tell me you couldn’t sleep so you stayed in bed for hours trying harder… I completely understand why.

Because it feels like the right thing to do:

“I need to give myself more opportunity to sleep.”
“If I get up, I’m giving up.”
“Maybe if I just try a little longer…”

But here’s the frustrating part about insomnia:

The harder you try to force sleep, the more pressure your brain starts to associate with sleep.

Sleep isn’t a problem to solve or a task to complete.

Sometimes better sleep starts with doing less, not trying harder.

Follow @dc.metro.therapy for more on sleep anxiety + evidence-based ways to improve sleep
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Back-to-school transitions don’t start on the firs Back-to-school transitions don’t start on the first day of school.

They start with all of the little adjustments that happen beforehand, especially when it comes to sleep.

As a sleep therapist, I know the research. As a mom, I also know that real life doesn’t always go according to plan.

Over the next couple of weeks, I’m going to share what we’re trying as our family adjusts to an earlier schedule, along with practical sleep tips that can make these transitions a little smoother. 🌙💤

I’d love to know: Is your family adjusting to anything this fall? Earlier wake-up times? A new routine?

Let’s help each other out in the comments.
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#parentsoftweens #middleschoolers #sleepsupport #backtoroutine #sleepexpert
Things that make a sleep therapist cringe... 😅 Mo Things that make a sleep therapist cringe... 😅

Most of these are well-intentioned, but many of the most common pieces of sleep advice can actually make insomnia worse. 😬

Now it’s your turn...

Complete the sentence in the comments:

My face when someone says...” 👇😂
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You spend all day wanting to get into bed... Then You spend all day wanting to get into bed...

Then the second your head hits the pillow, your brain suddenly wants to:

➡️ Replay every awkward conversation.
➡️ Make tomorrow’s to-do list.
➡️ Solve problems that didn’t seem urgent five minutes ago.
➡️ Cue up your greatest hits of overthinking.

If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone.

A busy brain at bedtime doesn’t mean you’re doing anything wrong. In fact, the quieter your environment becomes, the more noticeable your thoughts can feel.

The goal isn’t to force your brain to be quiet. It’s to change your relationship with the noise so it doesn’t keep you awake.

Follow @dc.metro.therapy for more evidence-based tips on sleep, anxiety, and helping your brain wind down.
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#sleepexpert #sleepscience #sleepproblems #sleepissues #insomniaproblems

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