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Sleep makes you feel better both physically and emotionally - a good night's sleep can improve your mood and help you to concentrate more. During puberty, it is natural to want to go to sleep later. to school on time, so it can lead to arguments. Teenagers need more sleep than adults so it is important to get enough sleep so you feel refreshed. Our Experiences By young people, for young people"Getting good sleep and enough of it can help us have more energy, feel more positive, and feel less

Physical Symptoms Home FYI > Emotional & Mental Health > Physical Symptoms

illness is stopping you from getting on with your life Being unable to sleep properly because of pain. are experiencing worry or pain as a result of your illness, it might affect your sleep. You might also be taking medication which makes it difficult to sleep properly. Sleep is vital for both your physical and mental health and there are some simple steps you can take to try and improve your sleep. - this can help you develop a sleep routine. It can be hard when you are unwell, but try not to spend time

Brain Development Home FYI > Emotional & Mental Health > Brain Development

learn to do things properly. Balancing risk Sleep for success Getting enough sleep is incredibly. enough sleep. You can concentrate better, remember things more easily, and think more clearly. It's like. sure you are getting enough sleep. Sleep affects your emotions too. When you don't get enough sleep. a positive mood and be better able to handle stress. Sleep helps your body stay strong and it can help you fight off germs and stay healthy. Sleep for success Who Can Help? You can talk to your parents

Mood Swings Home FYI > Emotional & Mental Health > Mood Swings

or hormonal changes Changes to friendships Relationship difficulties Feeling poorly Lack of sleep Side. swings, including: Taking drugs or drinking alcohol Pressures at school or work Lack of sleep. stress-relieving activities Making small positive changes to your sleep routine Avoiding

I Don't Want to go to School Home FYI > Education > I Don't Want to go to School

cared less about people’s opinions of me. I was able to sleep again and talked to my friends more., or have headaches or stomach ache. You might not sleep well and your school work could be affected. You

Exercise Home FYI > My Health > Exercise

Exercise is a great way to improve your physical fitness, but it can also be really good for your mental health. Exercising regularly can have a positive influence on your emotions, your mood and your sleep. It can make you feel happier and less stressed. You might also notice that you feel better about yourself after exercise and more positive about your body. "Regular exercise can improve our mood and self-confidence, increase our energy and help us sleep better. "You could try something

Emotional Health Top Tips Home FYI > Emotional & Mental Health > Emotional Health Top Tips

bag). Sleep Put your smart phone on airplane mode at a set point in the evening so it doesn’t distract you when you’re trying to relax and get ready to sleep. Try to go to bed and get up

Flu Home FYI > My Health > Flu

, you can normally treat yourself. You should: Rest and sleep Keep warm Take paracetamol or ibuprofen

Exam Stress Home FYI > Education > Exam Stress

your mind off revision for a little while. Create a self-care plan Sleep is also really important when you are taking exams. Take a look at our sleep page for more information and some useful tips. FYI sleep page How can I reduce stress? Worrying about revision can be as stressful as the exam itself

Overthinking Home FYI > Emotional & Mental Health > Overthinking

overthinking. If you are struggling to sleep because you constantly have a busy mind, visit our sleep page for help and information. FYI sleep page Recognise what is happening If you catch yourself