When Your Mind Won’t Switch Off at Night: Understanding Night time Overthinking and Why Rest Feels Hard

di Taylor Brooks (Autore)

Taylor Brooks, 2026

When your day finally ends and everything goes quiet, your mind should slow down. For many people, the opposite happens. Thoughts start looping, unfinished tasks resurface, conversations replay, and tomorrow's responsibilities line up for review. This ebook is written for people who feel physically tired but mentally alert at night, and who find themselves stuck in the familiar pattern of lying awake while their thoughts refuse to settle. When Your Mind Won't Switch Off at Night focuses on the everyday experience of night-time overthinking and why rest can feel difficult even when nothing is urgently wrong. It is not a book about sleep theory or diagnoses. It is a practical, beginner-friendly guide that helps readers understand what is actually happening in those quiet hours and how to respond with less effort and resistance. The book explains why busy days often lead to a busy mind at night, why the brain defaults to reviewing and problem scanning when stimulation drops, and why trying to force sleep often makes things worse. These patterns are explored using real-world situations readers will recognize, such as replaying conversations, mentally planning the next day, or feeling restless despite exhaustion. Rather than abstract concepts, the guidance is built around simple frameworks and repeatable sequences of actions that can be used immediately. Each chapter introduces clear steps that fit naturally into night-time routines without preparation, tools, or willpower. The methods are designed to be used in bed, at the end of the day, or during the moment thoughts begin to spiral. Inside the book, readers will learn how to: Recognize common night-time thought loops and why they persist Reduce mental effort instead of trying to control thoughts Use short wind-down sequences that calm mental momentum Create clearer boundaries between daytime thinking and rest Approach sleep with less pressure and more clarity The language stays calm and practical throughout, avoiding medical, therapeutic, or transformational claims. The focus is on understanding, usability, and realistic next steps rather than fixing or changing the reader. This makes the book especially suited for people who want gentle structure rather than intensive programs. This ebook is ideal for readers searching for help with night-time overthinking, a busy mind before sleep, racing thoughts at night, difficulty switching off mentally, or feeling tired but wide awake. It fits naturally into categories such as stress management, mental clarity, and everyday rest challenges, and is designed to be read in short sections that can be revisited as needed. By the end of the book, readers gain a clearer understanding of why their mind behaves the way it does at night and how to respond with less struggle. The aim is not perfect sleep, but a calmer relationship with rest and fewer nights spent stuck in mental loops.

• Autore: Taylor Brooks
• Anno edizione: 2026
• Editore: Taylor Brooks
• Formato: EPUB3 con DRMFREE
• Lingua: Inglese
• Compatibilità: Tutti i dispositivi (eccetto Kindle)
• Layout: Reflowable
• EAN: 9798224711000