100 Solutions for Sleep Problem because Stress
저자: Janet Melchor

1. 41. Make a room completely dark, it is easier to fall asleep in complete darkness 42. Buy a new mattress and pillows which are more comfortable 43. Take your dog or cat to bed (pets help people relax in stressful situations) 44. Put a bunch of dried lavenders near your bed (this plant is known to help people fall asleep) 45. Make temperature a little bit lower in the room, it’s easier to relax in cool environment 46. Sing yourself a lullaby :) 47. Practice some ritual which you do only before you go to sleep 48. Remember what was the most boring subject which made you yawn at university and reread those notes 49. Use earplugs to limit all the sounds, it will be easier to relax then 50. Do not take naps during daytime, because it will be more difficult to fall asleep at night 51. Buy a rocking chair and sit in it rocking for some time 52. Curl your toes several times to relax faster (found this in http://lifehacker.com/5942366/curl-and-uncurl-your-toes-to-help-you-relax-and-fall-asleep-faster) 53. Have a light snack some time before sleeping (it’s difficult to fall asleep if you’re hungry), but don’t overeat 54. Stretch your muscles, it helps you to relax 55. Prioritize your activities and then focus on the most important objectives. 56. check if you're left brained or right brained and adopt your approaches to daily planning and life management accordingly (see L.J.Seiwert: Slow down to speed up) 57. have firm goals 58.Planning some quiet, solitary time with nothing to do 59. Meditating and letting your mind rest 60. Taking a refreshing walk.
2. 21 One approach to this is to understand how to make the crisis a non-crisis:Get Very Clear about the objective you want to achieve in managing the crisis. Have a "check my thinking" conversation: Create a monologue 22 The Takeaway: A crisis is usually a bad situation that you didn’t expect or don’t have a plan for. Understanding the outcome you want is key to setting priorities. Once you have a clear goal, you can create a plan to get there, and then you no longer have a crisis. Create a list of goals and put it in a drawer and make a bet with a friend to try and make them come true.. 23 Stop thinking too much and foster a positive attitude 24Practice gratitude and forgiveness. Be grateful for your life and the people in it.--> Do charity work, volunteer 25 To remain calm and use the crisis as a time to reflect and possibly make some changes in yourself and your life: Meditate 26Try the big dreams/small steps approach.Embrace the excitement of the potential to completely transform yourself and your life in a few fell swoops, like people seem to do in movies and books. Then allow that excitement to fuel your efforts to identify where and how you can begin to make changes in your life. 27 Learn new skills. 28 Use networks to identify possible opportunities. Attend parties and events to meet positive people. 29 Be Creative, try to find new ways to express yourself. 30Searching for inexpensive alternatives to expensive vacations such as local sights can help reconnect us with our communities, and provide some stress-relieving exercise. Also find some inexpensive entertainment, thrills, arts, and culture while providing some needed distraction. 31Hypnotherapy 32. Always having a pen and paper (or a voice recorder) next to the bed in order to write down the ideas/ problems/ tasks etc. as soon as they arise (during the night). That way your mind is free and it is easier getting back to sleep. 33. Go swimming in the evening (for me it helped in childhood because it was very tiring activity) 34. Practice yoga 35. Watch special YouTube videos which help you relax and fall asleep 36. Go to Sleep Disorders Therapy center to get help with falling asleep 37. Don’t go to sleep today (and you’ll get asleep more easily tomorrow :)) 38. Learn self-hypnosis and use it to induce sleep 39. Drink relaxing herb tea 40. Talk about stressful situation with someone who can help you calm down
3. 1. Give and receive 5 minutes of anti-stress massage with a partner (friend, familiar, boyfriend/girlfriend, etc) 2. Write a brief notes everyday in a journal (physical or virtual) 3. Sing a song in high volume 4. Watch a cartoon or hilarious videos before to sleep 5. Listen an optimistic song before to sleep 6. Make a call, write a text message, post facebook message, etc with a friend or member of family (trying to give and receive nicely words about the day) 7. Get a blackboard and add photos, pictures, or something nice or tender to watch 8. Get a pillow with positive messages on the pillowcase, one for the morning after sleep, one for night before to sleep 9. Disconnect all the electronic devices and see what happens 10. Get a thing with a pleasant and relax smell, something that brings nice memories 11. Tell at least 5 positive words about one self before to sleep 12. Get a blackboard beside of bedroom and let write or draw anything in any order 13. During the day chose 5 words in stressful situations, in the end of the day try to construct a joke , riddle, poetry 14. Make a blanket of buttons, everyday chose a button and color for each day according with level of stress and sew it in the blanket, at the end of the year it could result a work of art (Maybe green for an excellent day, red for a bad day, etc) 15. Post on the roof some messages about “good health with a good sleep” as a reminder that we need to care about ourselves. For example: http://www.quotegarden.com/sleep.html 16 Turn radio, tv off specially for the news 17 Read a book about jokes 18 Go to a comedy show or watch one 19 Go for a walk in a park, do some jogging, hang out in the garden to get some fresh air... 20 Take a hot shower, prepare a spa relaxing session at home
4. Plan
4.1. Goals
4.1.1. Goal 1
4.1.2. Goal 2
4.2. Rules
4.2.1. Session Rule 1
4.2.2. Session Rule 2