Dr Lindsay Browning

Dr Lindsay Browning 💤 Helping the world sleep better 📚 Best selling author 😴 International speaker 📰 TV Radio 🛌 Navigating Sleeplessness 👩🏼‍⚕️ CBT-i Sleep Therapy

Dr Lindsay Browning runs trouble sleeping offering 1-to-1 sleep therapy, corporate webinars and wellbeing retreats. She is also the author of Navigating Sleeplessness

2016 vs 2026As it’s all over social media, here are my comparisons!1) My 2 little kids and I on holiday in Gran Canaria ...
16/01/2026

2016 vs 2026

As it’s all over social media, here are my comparisons!

1) My 2 little kids and I on holiday in Gran Canaria in 2016
2) My handsome husband and I at the 2016 ball. We went to bed at 5am that day! Sadly I will miss this year’s one (2026)
3) 2016 - My super sweet son and I (but now he is a fully grown man!)
4) Christmas time a few weeks ago. I don’t think I look tooooo different, 10 years later.
5) On the cruise just before Christmas - I’m loving being able to travel and opportunities my work brings
6) I’m fitter and healthier now than I was 10 years ago!

Looking back on 10 years ago and life is so different now, but also so much is the same. I’m still a mum of 2 kids (you never stop being a parent even though they are now pretty much all grown up!) and I’m still proud to be working to help people with their sleep.

Tell me how your life is the same or different 10 years on.

Just finished recording a superb podcast with  . Dr Faye was really lovely  💕I’m quite excited to see how this episode c...
15/01/2026

Just finished recording a superb podcast with . Dr Faye was really lovely 💕

I’m quite excited to see how this episode comes out!

Stillness matters.When life feels busy, loud, and demanding, slowing down isn’t a luxury, it’s a necessity. Moments of q...
06/01/2026

Stillness matters.

When life feels busy, loud, and demanding, slowing down isn’t a luxury, it’s a necessity. Moments of quiet, whether that’s guided meditation, a few minutes of mindfulness, or simply focusing on your breathing, give your nervous system a chance to calm and reset.

This was captured during some wonderful quiet time I spent on the Queen Anne ship. It was amazing to be able to stop for a moment… no demands, just space to breathe and be present. Moments like this are a good reminder of how important it is to build calm into everyday life, especially when stress feels relentless.

I loved wearing my super soft loungewear from .england !

I was lucky enough to be on a beautiful ship enjoying a relaxing holiday break, but you can find stillness in your bedroom, your lounge or even on a walk outdoors.

This is a gentle reminder to pause today, even briefly.

💤January at Trouble Sleeping💤Happy New Year!2026 is here and my January newsletter is now live.After a wonderful Christm...
05/01/2026

💤January at Trouble Sleeping💤

Happy New Year!

2026 is here and my January newsletter is now live.

After a wonderful Christmas break and a busy year of client work, media appearances, podcasts, and retreats, this month’s focus is very practical. January can be a tough month for sleep, so the latest newsletter looks at what actually helps when it comes to sleep aids, how stress and anxiety interfere with sleep, and whether techniques like “fake scenarios” can genuinely make it easier to drift off.

You’ll also find links to recent media features, including a piece where simple sleep advice helped fix stress-related insomnia, plus details on how to book a free 15-minute discovery call if you want support with your sleep this year.

If better sleep is one of your goals for 2026, this is a good place to start.
Read the full newsletter here: https://lolp-zcmp.campaign-view.eu/ua/viewinbrowser?od=3zc5f2bd23b95d3376527ab861acb3ba82&rd=11e418a85605a427&sd=11e418a85605a3b9&n=11699e4bef8bd8c&mrd=11e418a85605a3a7&m=1

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5 of my biggest sleep successes of 2025As the year draws to a close, it feels like a great moment to reflect on some of ...
31/12/2025

5 of my biggest sleep successes of 2025

As the year draws to a close, it feels like a great moment to reflect on some of the work that I’ve been most proud of this year.

From helping people reduce and come off long-term sleeping tablets (always alongside their GP), supporting people signed off work with insomnia to return with confidence, and resetting circadian rhythms that had drifted completely off course (sleeping all day and missing work and Uni life), it has been a meaningful and rewarding year.

2025 also included media appearances talking about all things sleep, and running an amazing sleep and wellbeing retreat in the Alps, as well as working with schools and companies to offer sleep sessions.

If poor sleep has been running your life, affecting your health, work, or confidence, change is possible with the right approach.

If 2026 is the year you want to take back control of your sleep, message us to learn how we can help.

Find out more via the link in my bio.

Happy Christmas!I hope that you had a wonderful day. I spent a joyous day with my family (17 for dinner). We had great f...
25/12/2025

Happy Christmas!

I hope that you had a wonderful day. I spent a joyous day with my family (17 for dinner). We had great food, drinks and plenty of laughter and games!

I know that not all Christmases can be wonderful, especially for those who are going through a loss or another difficult time, so I’m especially grateful for today.

The time between Christmas and New Year is often when I get the most new enquiries as people decide now is the time to sort their poor sleep - so I am enjoying the calm before the storm! I will be ready to help everyone after this wonderful Christmas break!

With love,

Lindsay

Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃I will be making a full Thanksgiving meal (turkey, green bean casserole, sweet potato mash with mar...
27/11/2025

Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃

I will be making a full Thanksgiving meal (turkey, green bean casserole, sweet potato mash with marshmallows, cornbread and pumpkin pie) on Saturday. I can’t do it today because in the UK today isn’t a holiday!

This year I am SO thankful for the opportunity to help so many people with their sleep. I truly love my job and that I’m able to work with people to improve their lives through better sleep. I’m also hugely grateful for my health, my family and my friends 💕💕💕

The photo is a previous pumpkin pie I have made, and hopefully this year will be just as successful!

This December I’m delighted to be joining the Q&A panel for Gather, a new community created by Susie .interiordesign for...
26/11/2025

This December I’m delighted to be joining the Q&A panel for Gather, a new community created by Susie .interiordesign for those who share a love of design, creativity, and wellbeing.

Gather’s events follow the rhythm of the seasons, and this winter I’ll be joining the conversation alongside Sally and Lilly where we’ll be exploring why home (and a peaceful, welcoming bedroom!) is the missing piece of wellbeing, sharing ideas, insights, and gentle inspiration.

The event at promises to be fantastic with good food and drink and inspiring chat. Plus it’s a great way to start the magic of the Christmas season this December!

20/11/2025

Have you ever wondered why your mind suddenly feels foggy or fuzzy, even after what should have been a decent night’s sleep?

On BBC West Midlands Radio, I chatted with Ed about what brain fog actually is, why it happens, and why it can feel so frustrating when you’re trying to think clearly.

We talked about how sleep supports the brain’s overnight “cleaning system”, how hormones and vitamin deficiencies can make brain fog worse, and when it’s worth taking those symptoms seriously.

If you’ve been waking up groggy, losing your train of thought, or finding it hard to concentrate, this conversation helps explain what’s going on and what you can do to feel clearer and more focused.

Your brain really has a lot happening behind the scenes, and understanding it is the first step to feeling more like yourself again.

If you’d like to hear the full interview, listen on BBC sounds, or else comment “FOG” below or send me a quick DM and I will send you the link.

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Sleep advice from the experts

People of all ages with sleeping problems have been helped by Dr Browning at Trouble Sleeping, ranging from infants through to retirees. She offers a scientifically based assessment of your sleeping issues with recommended changes to help you overcome your sleeping problems.

How can Sleep Consultancy help you?

When you have trouble falling or staying asleep it can be extremely distressing. Plus, insomnia is also associated with anxiety, depression and obesity. Sleep consultancy helps children and adults improve their sleep, using scientifically based behavioural and cognitive changes.

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