What’s really important is to set a regular wakeup time. The bedtime will eventually reset itself. Don’t spend hours in bed wondering when sleep is going to happen. It perpetuates insomnia because you’re over thinking it.
—
Russell Rosenberg, Ph.D., CEO of the Atlanta School of Sleep Medicine and chairman of the board of the National Sleep Foundation helps us wake up again.
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