Health Guide

ADHD: How to Sleep and Quiet Your Racing Mind

You are exhausted, but your mind is racing. It feels like your brain just found its second wind at midnight. This is not a lack of willpower. It is a biological challenge. Your brain has a different way of handling transitions. Sleep is the biggest transition of all. We can work with your brain instead of against it.

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The Action Plan

Follow these micro-steps to get it done without the overwhelm.
1

The External Brain Dump

5m

Write down every single thought or worry on a piece of paper so your brain can stop trying to remember them.

2

Cool Your Core

10m

Take a lukewarm shower or turn down the thermostat. A drop in body temperature signals to your brain that it is time to release melatonin.

3

Sensory Grounding

2m

Use a weighted blanket or heavy quilts. The deep pressure helps calm your amygdala and lowers your heart rate.

4

Low-Dopamine Audio

30m

Listen to brown noise or a story you have heard before. This gives your brain just enough stimulation to stay focused without keeping it excited.

5

The 4-7-8 Rhythm

3m

Breathe in for 4 seconds, hold for 7, and exhale for 8. This physical hack forces your nervous system to switch from alert to rest mode.

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