Reader questions
What readers usually want to know first.
What kind of sleep problems does this cover?
The everyday sort. Falling asleep, staying asleep, waking too early. Screens, noise, heat, naps, and shifting work hours. Not clinical disorders, which belong with a doctor.
I work rotating shifts. Is any of this for me?
Yes. Shift work and rotating rotas come up often. The advice deals with sleeping at odd hours and moving your body clock without wrecking it.
Do naps help or hurt?
It depends on when and how long. Some issues cover this directly. A short nap early in the day is different from a long one at five in the afternoon.
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