Sleep Problems?

Join the crowd!! In the US, according to a poll by the NSF Sleep in America Poll, 25% of Americans don’t get the minimum amount of sleep to be alert. About 70 million people have a sleep problem, with 40 million having a chronic problem. The cumulative effect of sleep loss and sleep disorders represent about $18 billion in lost productivity due to poor work performance. What is to be done? This blog is not about answers, it is about asking yourself questions to determine how to create better sleep hygiene.
1) Do you go to bed at a regular time?
2) Do you create specific rituals and routines to train you brain and body for sleep?
3) Do you know how to turn off your brain and let go of the day or to do list?
4) Do you have techniques to get back to sleep if you awaken?
5) Do you have habits that contribute to your sleeplessness? (caffeine, alcohol, strenuous activity in the late evening, eating)
6) Do you ruminate about anxious thoughts and feelings?
7) Have you spoken to your doctor about your sleep problems?
8) Did you know that Cognitive Behavioral Therapy can help with reframing your thoughts?
9) Do you have bad dreams or nightmares?
10) Are you ready to take charge of your sleep hygiene and get good rest?
There are techniques and strategies available to help you calm down, relax, empty your mind and improve your dreams. If you want to know more, give us a call. We can show you how to program your dreams. With mental rehearsal, relaxation and biofeedback, you can improve your sleep, energy and get the rest you need.

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Dr. Mike Klaybor

Dr. Mike Klaybor

Dr. Mike Klaybor brings thirty years of experience in practicing counseling psychology with individuals and couples. His approach is cognitive behavioral therapy or CBT. Specific specialties include; anxiety and stress management, chronic pain & chronic illness management, depression, substance abuse evaluations, employee assistance and executive coaching for workplace performance and leadership.