If falling asleep and staying asleep feels tricker, or you find yourself awake for the day about three hours before you want to be, it makes sense that you would start worrying about your sleep. You know how important sleep is - so it’s stressful when it’s not working. Many of the women I speak to worry they’ll never sleep well again.
You’ve heard that hormonal shifts around peri-menopause are part of this but it’s still a bit of a mystery as to how to navigate it all. Estrogen dominance? Hormone replacement therapy? Hot flashes?
Is there something you can do now, or do you just need to accept that your sleep is going to be crappy for a while?
After years of facilitating 1-on-1 support and groups for women, the themes start to stand out. It’s awesome. We’re different but we have a lot in common when it comes to our midlife shifts (changing priorities, boundaries, hormones) and how it affects our sleep.