Sleep support guides and routines
These guides focus on simple routines and practical changes that support better sleep.
Use the tools to practise, then return to build consistency.
If you want a practical next step, use the tool first—then come back to the guides for structure.
Open Sleep ToolsExplore supporting guides
Suggested next stepsSleep basics
A simple overview of sleep foundations and common myths.
Wind-down routine
A short, repeatable routine before bed.
Breathing for sleep
Gentle breathing to support sleep onset.
Screen time and sleep
How to reduce screen impact on sleep without drastic changes.
Night waking reset
Steps to use if you wake during the night.
Sleep and anxiety
How to calm worry that affects sleep.
Wind-down routine for better sleep
A gentle evening routine to help you settle and switch off.
Sleep reset for shift workers
Small steps to manage sleep when your schedule changes.
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Suggested next stepsFrequently asked questions
How long should a wind-down routine be?
Aim for 15–30 minutes, but shorter routines are still useful.
What if I wake up during the night?
Use a short breathing reset and keep lights low.
Can breathing help with sleep onset?
Slow, steady breathing can help the body settle.
Should I avoid screens before bed?
Reducing screen time can support sleep.
Do naps affect sleep?
Long or late naps can affect night sleep for some people.
Is sleep tracking essential?
No, but it can help spot patterns.
What if sleep problems persist?
Seek professional advice if issues continue.
Are these tools suitable for young people?
Yes, with age-appropriate routines and support.
Is this medical advice?
No. It is educational information only.
Can stress affect sleep?
Yes, reducing stress can improve sleep quality.
Educational information only. If you are worried about your health or safety, seek professional advice.