Lifestyle
Sleep Optimisation
for Brain Fog
Depression and sleep disruption are tightly linked — each worsens the other. Addressing sleep through consistent routines, sleep restriction therapy, and stimulus control can improve both sleep and mood.
How it works
Normalises circadian rhythm and slow-wave sleep architecture disrupted by depression. Sleep deprivation exacerbates negative emotional processing; restorative sleep supports emotional regulation.
What to watch for
The most common and reversible cause of brain fog is inadequate or poor quality sleep. Address this before investigating other causes.
Community experience
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