Sleep experts recommend going to bed between 10-11 p.m. to align with natural melatonin release. Nancy Rothstein advises consistency over rigid rules for optimal circadian rhythm health.
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The data is in: Don’t sleep on sleep
The Distance explores the data behind sleep’s critical role in health, productivity, and well-being — with surprisingly simple strategies for improvement.
Wellness professionals can transform client outcomes by incorporating sleep education. Nancy Rothstein presents sleep empowerment strategies for practitioners.
Longer days and warmer nights can disrupt your sleep. Learn evidence-based strategies for adjusting your sleep routine during the summer months.
Small, consistent changes to your bedtime routine can dramatically improve sleep quality. Learn five practical strategies to reboot your evening habits.
A practical guide to getting better sleep, drawing on expert insights on circadian rhythm, sleep environment, and evidence-based habits for lasting improvement.
Nancy Rothstein shares her top 5 sleep tips for students: prioritize sleep, create an ideal environment, prepare for bedtime, unplug from tech, and keep your bed sacred.
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Sleep is the New Status Symbol
Sleep has become the ultimate status symbol, with executives and companies investing heavily in rest. Learn why prioritizing sleep is the smartest decision you can make.
From the 4-7-8 breathing technique to banishing screens, Nancy Rothstein shares science-backed strategies that can actually help you fall asleep and stay asleep.
Better sleep comes from consistent sleep hygiene habits, not quick fixes. Learn the evidence-based practices that create optimal conditions for restorative rest.
The most effective sleep improvements come from consistent fundamentals: regular schedules, screen-free evenings, and proper caffeine timing — not expensive gadgets or supplements.