A Better Night’s Sleep

Take time for rest 

A good night’s sleep is just as important as regular exercise and a healthy diet. In fact, lack of sleep can increase your risk of health problems, like high blood pressure. The good news: you can work with your health care team to create a plan based on your values, needs, and goals. 

What is Whole Health?

Support your wellness journey in more areas than just your physical health. That’s why it is important that you make healthy choices in all parts of life. One of these key areas is getting healthy sleep. 

What makes it hard to sleep

Your choices throughout the day impact your quality of sleep at night. Whole Health empowers you to make healthy decisions about your sleep habits. It can be different for everyone, but here are some habits that might be preventing you from getting a good night’s rest: 

▪ Drinking caffeine or alcohol in the afternoon or night

▪ Activities that make you feel stressed

▪ Using your phone or watching TV in bed

▪ Taking daytime naps

Tips to sleep better

Getting a good night’s sleep contributes to your Whole Health journey. It supports your memory and even helps your body heal. Take control of your Whole Health by following these tips for better sleep:

▪ Take time to unwind before getting ready for bed

▪ Focus on managing your stress levels

▪ Follow a regular sleep schedule

▪ Keep your bedroom dark, quiet, and at a comfortable temperature

Sleep and Your Health

Take charge of your well-being in all areas of life. If you are having a difficult time sleeping, talk to your doctor or your health care team.

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