Deadlines, piles of laundry, interviews, traumas, and teenagers - what do they all have in common? Stress.

6 am, the alarm goes off as you roll out of bed. Shower, coffee, commute, work, and before you know it it’s 6 pm and you’re back home. Does the stress level rise when you walk out the front door in the morning, or when you walk back in later that day?

Most of us don’t realise the effect stress can take on you. It can affect all aspects of life - emotions, behaviours, thinking ability, and physical health. It tends to slowly creep up on us, and you get so usedto dealing with it that you don’t realise the effectit is taking.

Many of us struggle with sleep, but there are ways to minimise the lack of sleep by changing a few things around your bedroom. We have listed a bunch of hacks on how to re-decorate your bedroom and start falling asleep again.

Are you constantly worried? Is it difficult for you to make decisions? Do you feel overwhelmed, irritable and anxious? Or maybe you are eating too much or too little? All these are some of the common symptoms of stress and if you are experiencing any of them you are not alone.

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