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A tired purple-pajama figure sitting up in bed at night with a weary frown, staring at three bedside clocks that all show the same time.

Why You Wake Up at the Same Time Every Night

Sep 2, 2026
A wine glass beside an alarm clock on a nightstand by a moonlit window, asking whether alcohol helps you get back to sleep.

Does Alcohol Help You Get Back to Sleep?

Jul 30, 2026
A plate of food beside an alarm clock on a nightstand by a moonlit window, asking whether to eat when you wake in the night.

Should I Eat If I Wake Up in the Middle of the Night?

Jul 30, 2026
A person out of bed reading in an armchair by lamplight at 3am, showing the stimulus control response to waking in the night.

Can't Get Back to Sleep? What to Do at 3am

Jul 23, 2026
A full moon glowing in a deep purple starfield with the words World Sleep Day, March 13.

World Sleep Day 2026: Why Sleep Is the Most Underrated Thing You Do Every Night

Mar 13, 2026
A woman riding a rollercoaster car through clouds, representing the life events that trigger sleep problems.

Life Events and Sleep Disruption: What Triggers Sleep Problems and How to Recover

Sep 15, 2025
A man in pajamas spinning a prize wheel of sleep remedies, representing what Americans try first for sleep problems.

The Treatment Journey: What Americans Try First for Sleep Problems

Sep 12, 2025
A person carrying a pillow and blanket through a moonlit archway, representing the narrowed sleep window of sleep restriction therapy.

What Is Sleep Restriction Therapy and How It Fights Insomnia

Aug 22, 2025
A woman sitting on the floor hugging her knees inside a dark swirl of scribbles, representing bedtime worry and sleep anxiety.

Managing Sleep Anxiety: Regional Patterns and Evidence-Based Strategies for Bedtime Worry

Aug 21, 2025
A person in pajamas hanging from an oversized ruler marked in hours above a row of pillows, representing how long sleep problems last.

How Long Is Too Long? Sleep Problem Duration Trends and What Science Says About Recovery

Aug 19, 2025
A sheep repairing a broken fence with a hammer while other sheep jump over it, representing rebuilding sleep after years of insomnia.

Can I Fix Sleep After Years of Insomnia?

Aug 1, 2025
A man sitting calmly cross-legged on the floor beside his bed, using a worry window to quiet nighttime rumination.

The Worry Window: How to Stop Nighttime Rumination

Jul 30, 2025
A woman lying awake in bed holding her head under a crescent moon, illustrating racing thoughts at bedtime.

Racing Thoughts at Night: How to Quiet Your Mind

Jul 29, 2025
A person sleeping curled inside the top of an hourglass as the sand runs down, illustrating sleep restriction rather than sleep deprivation.

Sleep Restriction vs. Sleep Deprivation: The Counterintuitive Path to Better Sleep

Jul 29, 2025
A person lying awake in bed on a spreading pool of dark purple beside books and a mug, showing why lying awake in bed feels worse.

Why Lying Awake in Bed Feels Worse and How CBT-i Helps

Jul 15, 2025
A person on a ladder marking days off a giant wall calendar and drawing a crescent moon, representing the CBT-I improvement timeline.

How Long Does CBT-I Take to Improve Sleep? Uncover the Timeline

Jul 8, 2025
A phone screen showing a crescent moon over hills beside two answered chat bubbles, representing common questions about CBT-I.

What is CBT-i?

Jun 17, 2025

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Disclaimer: Rest is a self-management and well-being tool for sleep improvement and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. It does not replace care by your healthcare provider or any treatments you may be using. Always continue to take your medications as directed by your healthcare provider. The information provided in the Rest app and related materials is intended for your general knowledge only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice or treatment for specific medical conditions. Use Rest only as directed. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. If you have or suspect you have a specific medical condition or disease, please consult your healthcare provider before using the Rest program.

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Disclaimer: Rest is a self-management and well-being tool for sleep improvement and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. It does not replace care by your healthcare provider or any treatments you may be using. Always continue to take your medications as directed by your healthcare provider. The information provided in the Rest app and related materials is intended for your general knowledge only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice or treatment for specific medical conditions. Use Rest only as directed. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. If you have or suspect you have a specific medical condition or disease, please consult your healthcare provider before using the Rest program.

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