07/04/2026
Many people experience difficulty sleeping at some point in their lives. Insomnia can make it hard to fall asleep, stay asleep, or wake feeling rested — and over time it can affect mood, concentration, and overall wellbeing.
Common causes include:
Stress or anxiety
Too much screen time before bed
Caffeine or alcohol, especially later in the day
Irregular sleep routines
Hormonal changes or underlying health conditions
Simple steps that may help improve sleep:
🛏️ Keep a consistent bedtime and wake-up time
🛏️ Avoid screens at least an hour before bed
🛏️ Reduce caffeine in the afternoon and evening
🛏️ Make your bedroom calm, dark and comfortable
🛏️ Try relaxation techniques such as breathing exercises or gentle stretching
If insomnia continues for several weeks or begins affecting your daily life, it may be worth seeking medical advice. Sometimes sleep problems are linked to underlying health, lifestyle, or mental health factors that can be addressed.
I offer consultations to help identify possible causes of insomnia and discuss practical ways to improve sleep.
📍 Dundonald Consulting Rooms 💻 www.drstevenkinnear.com | 📞 028 9048 4840
Better sleep can make a big difference to your overall health 💙