In this edition of Heard online we look at a beautiful article by Angela Kennedy for Top Santé Magazine.
We look at three tips for when you find yourself awake at night as well as the question of when we no longer have insomnia.
In a key Insomnia insight episode, we look at the concept of Signal Phobia or SiPho.
We see how all our inner struggles are connected, why the establishment's approach isn't working, and how we can find the peace we have been looking for.
In this edition of Heard online, we look at an article that puts the supremacy of CBT into serious question. Which can help especially if you found traditional CBTi to not have been helpful.
In this edition of Insomnia insight we look at a common experience of hearing an inner voice that is telling us all but what we would like to hear.
We see why this happens and how it quiets down and we sleep well again.
In this edition of the weekly roundup we look at the reason why the current system may resist our ideas as we already saw evidence of this week.
Coaches Alina and Daniel answer questions from our community - the Natto nation.
In this powerful edition of Talking insomnia, we get to know Alexander who 2017, due to the stress of law school, had a sleepless night.
Having had some sleep struggles since childhood, but never experienced anything similar, this night turned into the beginning of a three year long intense struggle.
Today we hear how Alexander went from medications, trying to avoid feelings with alcohol and a collapse in public to where he is now: a place of more peaceful sleep and peace of mind than he ever imagined possible.
For the first time ever, our ideas are presented at a TEDx talk by Saniya Warwaruk. However, we learn that the organization decided to post the presentation in a way that makes it unfindable on YouTube.
The only way to see this talk is if you have the link below:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=X3hAOIA...
If you believe Saniya's story could help someone out there, do share this link.
In this edition of Insomnia insight we look at a common realization - perfectionism is standing in our way of sleeping well.
We look at where perfectionism comes from, when it creates struggle and what to do if it has.
In this edition of Talking insomnia we get to know BedTyme graduate John. During a teaching assignment in Korea at the height of COVID, his sleep seemed to have vanished. After months of intense struggling and trying everything to sleep, he found the unexpected answer: letting go.
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