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July 10, 2025

From Anxiety to Insomnia: How Emotional Health Impacts Sleep Quality

The Emotional Side of Sleepless nights

It's hard to separate sleep and feelings. After a bad night's sleep, most of us know that we can be cranky or nervous the next day. This is often caused by stress, sadness, or anxiety. We now know that not getting enough sleep can make you feel lousy and that being mentally sick can make it hard to sleep. A lot of mental health problems can make it hard to sleep.

This article talks about some of them. When people are terrified, angry, or unhappy, they typically can't stop thinking. This is because not getting enough sleep might hurt your brain. We'll also speak about typical triggers, some mental skills that can help you, and bedroom ideas that can help you break the cycle

the psychology of perfect mattress
July 9, 2025

The Psychology of the Perfect Mattress: How Comfort is Perceived, Not Just Engineered

Introduction: Comfort Isn’t Just Physical

Mattress comfort goes beyond springs, foam and firmness levels. It is as much a matter of perception as of engineering. In fact, comfort has been defined as a “state of well-being or being relaxed,” and the comfort of a product is essentially “the level of well-being as perceived by consumers”.

This means that diverse things make us feel good.  Modern mattresses are built of high-tech materials and have a lot of support layers, but how soft or firm they feel depends on the person, what they want, and even how they feel.

Researchers now know the difference between what we think will be comfortable before we lie down and what actually is comfortable. For example, believing a bed is high-end can prime us

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