You’re not the first person to experience sleep disruption after retiring! I think retirement can be a common trigger for sleep disruption as we no longer have as much structure to our days (for example, we don’t “have” to be out of bed by a certain time) and we suddenly have a lot of free time during the day that, if not filled, can lead to more sedentary behavior and more time for rumination and worry!
With this in mind, it’s encouraging to hear that you are sticking to a consistent out of bed time in the morning and you are active during the day! Making sure you only go to bed at night when truly sleepy (finding it hard to stay awake) rather than when fatigued/tired can be helpful, too!
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