Insomnia causes unhappiness and worry and, when it is severe and on-going, depletes vitality and concentration. However it is not an illness - it is a behavioural pattern and one that can be changed fairly easily if you persevere with some practical steps. Insomnia is frequently a symptom of ineffective stress management.

Common causes of insomnia

Physical ways of beating insomnia
Subscribe free to my newsletter Inspirations and you'll receive the follo wing:. If you are one of those people, take comfort in the tips offered here and its sister article about sleeping well. Each night when I go to sleep I die, and the next morning when I wake up, I am reborn. It is unusual for me to have difficulty getting off to sleep, although it happens now and then. How about you? Do you usually sleep the night through or do you wake regularly at more or less the same time during the night? It happens to me from time to time, but not very often, and I have techniques for dealing with it.
How do you use NLP for sleep, and specifically falling asleep? I recently posted 3 videos infused with the latest science of positive psychology, meditation, and sleep research. I paired it alongside the use of NLP, as well as concepts of hypnosis. This video focuses on our ability to solve our problems, and use problem based thinking before we fall asleep. I aim to create a consciousness in this video about how the way we use our brain is completely ineffective, and how NLP can find a solution to this. If the brain is not properly used or directed, then it randomly starts doing things on its own. Usually those things are not effective. In this NLP technique for sleep, I first teach how to dissociate from the day using quick visualization from an associated point of view.
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