When You’re Awake at Night: Do You Really Need to Get Out of Bed?

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When insomnia shows up, you might feel pressure to choose the “right” move — stay in bed or get up.

But things can feel lighter when the goal shifts from following rules to easing the struggle.

You might notice the moment softens when you stop fighting your thoughts and feelings and stop trying to make sleep happen.

That possibility is always available — in bed, on the couch, or even out in the backyard.

This clip is from episode 74 of the Insomnia Coach podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90ZtAuH1XGA

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