That can feel confusing and unusual, but it’s natural and normal!
Many people experience periods of sleep disruption when there’s a change in their lives or their routines. What matters is how you respond — do you get pulled back into the struggle that comes from trying to fight or avoid insomnia and the difficult thoughts and feelings that can come with it (where does that approach usually get you)?
Or, do you acknowledge what’s going on, be kind to yourself, and refocus your attention on doing stuff that matters — actions that keep you moving toward the life you want to live and the person you want to be?
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