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How do I stop overthinking at night?

Asked 1 months ago 90 views 3 answers
My mind races the moment I lie down. How do I switch it off?
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Keep a consistent sleep schedule, get out of bed if awake beyond 20 minutes, write worries down earlier in the evening, limit screens and news before bed, and try structured techniques like scheduled worry time. Persistent insomnia responds well to CBT-I.

answered 1mo ago•
Nandini Krishnan
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A written 'worry dump' earlier in the evening, listing concerns and a next action for each, moves the processing out of bedtime.

answered 1mo ago•
Arvind Sethi
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If you are awake more than 20 minutes, get up and do something dull in dim light until sleepy. Lying awake trains the brain to associate bed with alertness.

answered 1mo ago•
Radhika Menon

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