Begin by establishing a regular sleep and wake time—even on weekends—to help your body adapt to its natural rhythm.
Make your bedroom a calming sanctuary by making it cool, dark, and quiet, and thereby conducive to deep rest.
Steer clear of caffeine and heavy meals near bedtime, since they can interfere with your being able to sleep serenely.
Regular exercise increases overall health and helps with sleep, but don't do heavy exercise before bedtime.
Add relaxing activities such as yoga, meditation, or quiet breathing exercises into your before-bed routine to calm and soothe your mind.
Get sunlight during the day to strengthen your body's sleep-wake cycle and stay more alert while awake.
Create a relaxing bedtime routine—such as reading or a relaxing bath, to tell your body it's time to unwind.
Turn off electronic devices at least 30 minutes before bedtime to minimise blue light exposure and stimulate melatonin release.
If sleep issues persist after trying these tips, don't wait to reach out to a health professional for individual guidance.