[Doglover]

I name a brief wakeup without getting out of bed, a ‘rollover.’  Using the sleep compression technique of CBTi, my wakeups are fewer and generally shorter.  Using an icon on my cell to zip into Insomnia Coach relaxation tapes meant 3 wakeups were only brief rollovers, maybe 10-15 duration total.  Hooray.  (I prefer the brevity, content and the voice of these over ones I have used on YouTube, not to mention the ads waking me up when a  YouTube is complete. Argh.). Anything that keeps me sleepy in bed is a victory over getting up and problem solving.  I wish you a Happy Sleep.

[Martin Reed]

Sleep compression and sleep restriction techniques will naturally increase the amount of time you spend in bed asleep rather than awake, and — over time — will also lead to fewer awakenings and less time spent awake during the night. I am glad you are experiencing these beneficial effects and that you are finding the relaxation techniques and resources provided in the Insomnia Coach course to be helpful.

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