Cortisol and Sleep
Cortisol levels play a crucial role in sleep onset and maintenance, with healthy individuals experiencing a natural decline at bedtime, while those with insomnia often see a rise. This spike in cortisol coincides with the challenges of falling back asleep, highlighting how unresolved daytime emotions can manifest during the night. Tools like deep rest techniques can aid in managing these disturbances, emphasizing the importance of emotional processing in achieving restful sleep.In this clip
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