It can definitely feel as though you aren’t getting any sleep at all, but it’s impossible to go without any sleep whatsoever because the body will always give us — at the very least — the bare minimum amount of sleep we need.
Very often, if we have a lot of concern and worry about sleep, we not only get less sleep than we want, but we can also believe we are getting less sleep than we actually are. In any case, taking steps to reduce arousal can be really helpful.
Here’s a short video about paradoxical insomnia if you think this might be something worth exploring further!
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