Hey @Lindsay_Morrow,
Welcome to the forum and terribly sorry to hear about your years of struggle with sleep. When you experience anxiety about your sleep issue, what are you specifically thinking about? We don’t have any control over what thoughts come and go, but we can manage our reaction/action towards them. Instead of trying to control, stop or escape our thoughts, have you thought about simply accepting thoughts for what they are – just words in our head? What if you thanked your mind when those unhelpful thoughts arrived by saying, “Thanks for sharing that, mind!” and continuing on with the activity you were engaged in when it arrived?
I’m sure you’ll find the information on this website and on Martin’s YouTube channel helpful but if you have any questions along the way, don’t hesitate to ask!
Hope that helps,
Scott J
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