| See a Doctor | |
| Take a Warm Bath | |
| Get a Massage | |
| Listen To Music | |
| Drink Warm Milk | |
| Drink Herb Tea | |
| Eat a bedtime Snack | |
| Avoid Caffeine, Alcohol and Tobacco | |
| Sleep on a Firm Bed | |
| Get Your Daily Exercise | |
| Keep Regular Bedtime Hours | |
| Get up for a while, if you can't sleep. | |
| Get Up Earlier in the morning | |
| Avoid Naps | |
| Avoid Illuminated Bedroom Clocks | |
| Smell an onion ten minutes before you go to bed. | |
| Count Sheep | |
| Imagine it is Time to Get UP | |
| Deep Breathing | |
| Leave the TV, radio or fan on | |
| Visualize something boring | |
| Visualize something peaceful | |
| Count Sheep | |
| Stretching like a cat. Just stretch your legs and arms as far as possible and within 15 minutes it seems to work most times. | |
| Massage as well as aromatherapy using lavender oil | |
| Pretend you're taking a nap and fall asleep on the couch. | |
| Read an agonizing, boring psychological journal article (I recommend E. Tory Higgins) | |
| Try to clear your mind as much as possible . Try to work out problems that you have been putting off because you will think about them at night whether it be consciously or subconsciously. |
