Nightmares and Sleep Worksheets
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Do You Struggle With Restless Nights, Anxiety, or Disturbing Dreams?
“Quality sleep is one of the strongest predictors of good mental health across all ages.”
Source: Alvaro et al., 2013, Sleep Medicine Reviews
Sleep and mental health are deeply connected. When your mind is restless, your sleep suffers. And when your sleep is poor, your emotional resilience, focus, and overall well-being start to crumble. Whether you’re dealing with insomnia, racing thoughts, or inconsistent sleep patterns, finding ways to support both your sleep and mental health is key to feeling like yourself again.
Do you relate to any of the following?
- Do you lie awake with worry or find it hard to quiet your mind at night?
- Are you haunted by recurring nightmares or distressing dreams?
- Do you wake up in the middle of the night feeling anxious or unsettled?
- Do you feel exhausted no matter how many hours you spend in bed?
- Are you looking for practical ways to ease your mind, improve your sleep, and reduce nighttime anxiety?
IF YOU NEED A SIMPLE AND AFFORDABLE GUIDE TO HELP YOU STOP NIGHTMARES AND EXPLORE THE WISDOM OF YOUR DREAMS.... YOU NEED THIS.
WHAT IS INCLUDED?
25 pages of journaling prompts and activities to help you stop bad dreams and improve your sleep:- What Are Nightmares?
- Who Are You When You Dreams?
- Increase Your Feelings of Safety And Security
- How to Stop Bad Dreams and Nightmares?
- Create a Soothing Bedtime Ritual
- Sleep Hygiene Factors
- Dealing With Worries That Keep You Awake
- Sleep Journal
- and more
How These Worksheets Can Help
- Identify thought patterns, stressors, and habits that interfere with restful sleep
- Learn techniques to reduce nighttime anxiety and calm racing thoughts
- Explore ways to cope with and reduce the frequency of nightmares
- Build a consistent evening routine that signals safety and relaxation to your body
- Develop self-soothing strategies for waking up after bad dreams
- Track sleep and dream patterns to better understand triggers and progress