It definitely sounds as though there is some conditioned arousal here, sleepyjon. In addition, since you have recognized that if you don’t fall asleep within an hour it will be hard to sleep at all, you are likely self-monitoring when you get into bed to check whether you are awake or not — and this immediately makes sleep more difficult.
What kind of sleep schedule are you following at the moment? When do you go to bed at night and when do you get out of bed to start your day? On an average night, how many hours of sleep would you say you get?
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