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Joane Goulding developed her SleepTalk™ process over 34 years ago, after finding that conventional approaches were not helping her young daughter deal with a range of developmental challenges
We all enjoy a good night's sleep, but why is sleep so important and how can we ensure we are getting enough shut-eye each night? Read on to find out.
Sleep apnea is a sleep disorder which causes interruptions in breathing during sleep. This is caused by the muscles of the throat relaxing, blocking the airway in the region at the rear of the throat.
Circadian rhythms are the things that make up the human’s body clock. The study of these rhythms goes back to the 19th century but what exactly are circadian rhythms and what do they do?
Insomnia is defined as the inability to get high-quality sleep. It can last for short periods, such as a day or two, or for longer periods such as a month or more.
The bedroom is meant the sanctuary in your home, the spot where you can leave behind the worries of the day and gain some calming, restful sleep. If your bedroom is more mish-mash than sanctuary, here are some tips on creating a room where sleep will be
It’s something that we all need, and also something that many of us don’t get enough of! But have you ever wondered why we sleep, and why it is so important to us?
In today’s busy world, sleep can be a precious commodity and, often, one that we don’t get enough of. So if you wake up in the morning and don’t feel as rested or refreshed as you should, try our tips to help you improve the quality of your sleep.
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