Poor sleep and depression often occur together, and each can have an impact on the other. In people with depression, managing sleep improves both depression and sleep.
What’s the big deal about exposure to screens and sleep? Does it really matter? What is it about screens that causes problems with sleep? Is it the stimulation of what we are doing on our [...]
Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is real People are often familiar with the term seasonal affective disorder (SAD) or winter blues. This is a lowering of mood particularly during the winter [...]
The circadian rhythm controls most body functions Every living thing has a number of internal rhythms that control many functions. Some rhythms are short, such as a cycle of sleep that lasts [...]
Are there lifestyle factors that can help my depression? Earlier in the week, David talked about the bidirectional relationship between poor sleep and depression. With such a strong link between [...]
Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) can help sleep in depression Dr Damon Ashworth (Clinical Psychologist) and Dr David Cunnington (Sleep Physician) discuss the interaction between insomnia and [...]
Does depression cause poor sleep? Does poor sleep cause depression? Depression and insomnia often go together. For years it was thought that insomnia was just a symptom of depression, and as long [...]