Sleep and Mental Health: Why They Are Connected

Oct 17

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Poor sleep can make stress, anxiety, depression, and attention concerns harder to manage. At the same time, mental-health symptoms can disrupt sleep. Tracking sleep patterns, building a consistent routine, and discussing persistent problems with a professional can help uncover useful next steps.

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