sleep difficulties.The pandemic has caused financial insecurity, health worries, stress and fears over jobs.This means more people are seeking help with common sleep issues like being unable to fall asleep, waking early and insomnia.And it’s not just adults who are struggling: children pick up on our behaviour and the changes in the world around them and fall out of the safe routine they were once in.With a second lockdown looming, insomnia and wakefulness could become worse for thousands of us.And, nobody is at their best when they’re spent hours tossing and turning at night. Have you found your sleep interrupted during the pandemic?
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