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Are you're struggling to sleep, having broken sleep or waking up too early and unrested?
Inability to sleep experienced by people who are grieving can be due to the loss of someone or something dear.
While grieving you think about what has gone on in the past or worry about what the future holds. This can cause anxiety or deep sadness.
While your brain is working very hard to get you a solution, you're not thinking clearly because you're not engaging the thinking part of your brain while in that stressful moment.
Ways to improve this include:
This can include clearing the room where you sleep and if you might struggle with this, ask for some helps from a family member or a friend
Switching off devices- TV, phones, tablets
Extra: other things people have found useful is the use of apps like Calm sleep stories.
Hope you find this useful.
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In this episode, I would like to share with you how we get depleted as time goes by while we think about caring for others.
While we love and care for others, we need to remember that we should constanding regenerate or joy, calm, energy and enthusiasm. We need to take some time to care for ourselves.
For those who are so busy and feel that they cannot take time to recharge, here are some quick tips you can incorporate into your busy schedule that can make you less depleted and overwhelmed.
Do take note, take action and let others know.
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Dunni
DRUWA ACADEMY
Welcome to Episode 6 of the Grief Getting you Down podcast
I would like to share with you the moment I received the news of my father's death.
There is no right or wrong way and the fact that you reacted in a certain way does not mean that your reaction would remain the same.
The variety reactions that come with grief can make us feel alone, upset or even overwhelmed
For that reason, we share regular information, resources and tips on how to enhance your wellbeing while grieving in our newsletter.
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Stay well
Dunni
DRUWA ACADEMY
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Welcome to Episode 5 of the Grief Getting you Down podcast
I would like to share with you an interview I had with a colleague on her podcast, "WhyMe with Vera- Lee". Vera Lee Curnow is an Australian-based podcaster who started the WhyMe with Vera-Lee podcast where people share their stories with a focus on changing adversity to advantage.
this is a valuable episode to listen to!
In this episode, you'll discover:
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Stay well
Dunni
Did you know that getting out of bed is an act of courage?
We are occasionally plagued by feelings of fear and overwhelm and have a hard time doing things we would want to do or sometimes letting things slide when we should not.
There is a moment when people feel that enough is enough and this trigger an act of courage.
We all have courage within us
We can harness that innate power to create our every moment just the way we want it.
Tap into it and celebrate yourself every step of the way.
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