Anxious thoughts often make it hard to sleep.

Many people feel more worried as bedtime approaches or wake up in the middle of the night with racing thoughts.

Sometimes, one small thought can snowball into a big worry, making sleep seem impossible.

But there are ways to handle these thoughts to help you feel calmer and sleep better.

Let’s talk about two helpful approaches: challenging your thoughts and changing how you see them.

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Painful emotions are one of the most challenging things to accept while we are struggling with insomnia.

Here is an exercise to bring greater mindful acceptance to painful emotions such as anxiety, sadness, frustration, and fear.

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Sometimes, when we feel bad after a rough night, we make it even worse without realizing it.

One way to think about this is with the idea of clean pain and dirty pain.

• Clean pain is the normal, unavoidable pain when something tough happens. For example, feeling tired after a bad night’s sleep, feeling sad when something disappointing happens, or worrying about the future. This kind of pain is just part of life.

• Dirty pain, however, is the pain we add on top of clean pain by how we react to it. Dirty pain comes from how we respond to the initial pain. For example, if you’re tired, you might start thinking, “I’ll never sleep well again,” or feel frustrated and beat yourself up. These reactions can make you feel much worse.

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