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Can’t Sleep? Phone Addiction Could Be Why

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In today’s ‘Psychology Behind the Headlines’,hosts Patricia Wu, Jessica Reyes, and guest therapist Joann ‘JoJo’ Venant discuss a recent study has found that excessive phone use, especially those late-night scrolling sessions, can contribute to insomnia.

The Blue Light Problem

That blue light from your phone screen can mess with your body’s natural sleep signals.

Disconnect to Recharge

One of the best ways to improve your sleep is to give yourself a break from your phone. Stepping outside, connecting with nature, and putting your feet on the ground can help reduce phone dependency.

Create a Wind-Down Routine

Instead of scrolling until you drop off, JoJo recommends establishing a relaxing bedtime routine.

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