The Clocks Are Going Back: How to Keep Your Sleep on Track The clocks are going back, which means you get an extra hour in bed – sounds great, right? 😴 But while one extra hour might sound like a bonus, the clock change can sometimes leave your body clock feeling a...
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NewsBack to school: how to reset without feeling awful
Going from late summer nights and lie-ins to early school mornings can be a shock – especially for teenagers. You might be perfectly happy staying up until midnight (or later) during the holidays, only to find that when school starts, suddenly you're expected to be...
Summer Sleep and Teens: Enjoy the Break Without Turning Your Body Clock Upside Down
The summer holidays are a chance to switch off from school, spend time with friends and enjoy a well-earned break. It's also completely normal for your sleep routine to change. Without early alarms, many teenagers naturally stay up later and enjoy longer lie-ins....
How Do I Sleep Better Without Turning Sleep Into Another Thing I Have to Be Good At?
If you've ever searched online for sleep advice, you've probably come across videos, posts and influencers sharing their 'perfect' sleep routines. Wake up at 5am. Drink a special tea. Take supplements. Track your sleep. Avoid screens. Follow a strict bedtime routine....
Why Sleep and Mental Health Are More Connected Than You Think
If you’ve ever felt more emotional, stressed or overwhelmed after a bad night’s sleep - you’re not imagining it. Sleep and mental health are closely connected, especially during your teenage years. When you don’t sleep well, it affects your mood, energy, concentration...
How the October Clock Change Can Mess With Your Sleep (and How to Handle It)
As the days get darker and colder, the end of October brings something else too: the clocks go back one hour. At 2 a.m. on the last Sunday in October, we 'gain' an hour - which sounds great, yeah? One more hour in bed! But here’s the thing: even though it’s just an...
Circadian Rhythms and Sleep – What You Need to Know. Guest Blog with Dr Sarah Gilchrist
Circadian Rhythms and Sleep Why do so many teenagers struggle with falling asleep early or waking up in the morning? Circadian rhythms are internal rhythms helping to maintain a state of balance within the human body. Responding to external cues, for example, cycles...
Back to School, Back to Snooze: How to Get Your Sleep Game Back On Point
Ah, summer. You stayed up ‘til 2 a.m. bingeing Netflix, woke up at noon, and somehow survived on iced coffee and vibes. But now… ding ding 🛎️ the school year’s about to smack you in the face like a cold wet towel. Switching from 'holiday chaos' to 'alarm clock life'...
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