Hey @hlindsey!
Thanks for posting! If you don’t fall asleep right away, what is going through your mind or what do you think is causing you not to fall asleep when you go to bed? Usually, when we’re not able to fall asleep when we go to bed, it means we weren’t sleepy or anxious thoughts are overriding our sleep drive. If you’re lying in bed becoming frustrated, have you experimented with getting out of bed and engaging in something more enjoyable until you are sleepy? If you’re sleepy sitting on the couch and then wide awake when you get in bed, it’s considered conditioned arousal – your mind associates your bed with anxious thoughts and wakefulness.
Hope that helps,
Scott J
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