INSOMNIA: CAN’T SLEEP?

Insomnia – Can’t Sleep Night After Night?

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When Sleep Feels Out of Reach

If you go to bed and still lie awake, wake up several times during the night, or wake up too early and feel exhausted instead of rested you’re not alone. These are common signs of insomnia, a sleep condition that affects how you feel by day as much as how you sleep by night.

What’s Happening?

Insomnia isn’t just “bad sleep”; it often involves one or more of the following:

  • Difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, or waking up too early and not being able to drift off again.

  • Waking up and still feeling tired, being irritable, unable to focus, or depending on caffeine just to keep going.

  • Short-term (acute) insomnia triggered by stress or life changes, or ongoing (chronic) insomnia that lasts months and begins to affect quality of life.

What Can Cause It?

Sleep problems like this often stem from more than one factor:

  • Stress, anxiety, a busy mind at night.

  • Disrupted routines: shift work, travel across time zones, sleeping at odd hours.

  • Poor sleep hygiene: inconsistent bedtimes, too much screen time before bed, caffeine or alcohol late in the day.
  • Underlying health issues: pain, mood disorders, medications interfering with sleep.

How We Help at Our Clinic

We combine practical strategies and tailored care not just a “take this pill and hope for the best” approach. You’ll get:

  • A full assessment to understand what’s keeping you awake: your bedtime routine, mindset, physical triggers.

  • Hands-on support: relaxation techniques, posture advice (yes your body matters), and guidance on how to wind down properly.

  • Sleep-hygiene education: practical tips to create the right environment and routine for restorative sleep.

  • Structured approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) when needed  this method is shown to be very effective for chronic insomnia.

Why Addressing It Now Matters

Letting sleepless nights stack up can lead to more than fatigue:

  • Reduced concentration, mood changes, and impaired performance during the day.

  • A cycle where you worry about sleep, which makes sleep harder, which makes you more anxious—yes, it becomes its own problem.

  • Sleep-hygiene education: practical tips to create the right environment and routine for restorative sleep.

  • The longer insomnia lasts, the harder it often is to reverse. Early intervention improves your chance of returning to normal sleep.
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We specialise in a wide range of pain and musculoskeletal issues, including lower back pain (acute, sub-acute & chronic), migraines and cervicogenic headaches, cervicogenic dizziness, heel pain/plantar fasciitis, tennis elbow and other minor sports injuries, shoulder/joint pain, sciatica.

Our clinic offers chiropractic spinal manipulation and mobilisation, Traditional Chinese Medicine (including acupuncture and herbal medicine), craniosacral therapy (and sacro-occipital technique), sports massage and related therapies.

On your first visit you will have a consultation to discuss your condition and health history, and then a treatment session (often around 40 minutes) if time allows. Follow-up sessions are shorter (20–30 minutes).

We are based at Warren Bank House, Simpson – Milton Keynes, MK6 3AQ. advancedpainreliefclinicmk.co.uk
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