Aug 1, 2024
One of the most POWERFUL tools you have to calm your nervous system and impact your mental health is sleep.
But do you feel exhausted when you wake up even when you feel like you’ve been asleep long enough?
Sometimes as an anxious mom your sleep isn’t as restorative and healing as you need it to be.
And the lack of good sleep may be the reason you’re finding yourself in fight or flight mode, burdened with overstimulation, and struggling with emotional regulation.
But don’t worry, anxious mama, there is ONE simple shift you can make in how you sleep that will actually help calm your nervous system, regulate your emotions, and escape that mom rage that keeps popping up no matter what you do.
So grab a refreshing bevvie, and let's dive in, mama!
blessings,
Rach
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Episode 60 // Banish Motherhood Anxiety By Creating Safety for Your Body in 5 Different Ways as a WFHM
Episode 49 // 10 Reasons You Have No Energy as a Work From Home Mom
Episode 45 // The #1 Thing You Need to Beat the Exhaustion Holding You Back from Work Life Balance as a High Achieving Mom
Episode 3 // Feeling Exhausted from Night Wakings? 3 Tips to Improve Your Sleep as a Mom