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CPTSD: Reclaim Sleep - Trauma-Informed Night Routines

CPTSD: Reclaim Sleep - Trauma-Informed Night Routines

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 In this episode, Gregory dives deep into sleep disruption with CPTSD, exploring why your trauma-informed nervous system sabotages rest and what actually works. Discover how hypervigilance, threat detection, and nervous system dysregulation keep you wired at night—and learn evidence-based techniques that meet your body where it actually is. From sensory resets to tactical breathing, from anchor points to body scans with permission, you'll get practical tools you can use tonight, plus real listener stories showing how consistency slowly rewires your nervous system toward safety. This isn't another generic sleep-hygiene episode. This is trauma-informed rest.

Key Takeaways
• Your nervous system learned hypervigilance for survival; nighttime feels dangerous to it • Consistency matters more than perfection—four to eight weeks shows measurable nervous system shifts • Anchor points and sensory engagement interrupt threat-detection patterns effectively • Small, repeated signals of safety gradually retrain your body to trust rest • Flexibility within routine prevents the rigid patterns that can trigger old trauma responses

What You'll Discover
• Why standard sleep advice fails for CPTSD and what neuroscience says actually works • The sensory reset technique that interrupts hypervigilance in five to ten minutes • Tactical breathing methods you can use when panic rises at three in the morning • How to create anchor points your nervous system recognizes as safety signals • Real listener stories showing non-linear healing and what sustainable progress looks like

Resources Mentioned
• Sleep Health journal study on trauma survivors and fragmented sleep architecture • Matthew Walker's research on sleep pressure and adenosine cycles in trauma recovery • Bessel van der Kolk's work on grounding techniques and parasympathetic activation • National Center for PTSD research on hyperarousal states and circadian trauma responses • American Psychological Association studies on behavioral consistency and nervous system regulation

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Next week we're exploring managing night sweats and temperature dysregulation—the physical symptoms that keep so many of you drenched and activated when you're trying to sleep. You won't want to miss it.

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