Just because your body is tired, doesn't mean your brain is ready for bed. If your mind is still racing hours after your head hits the pillow, a nighttime meditation might be the answer. According to ...

I'm normally a pretty easy sleeper, to the point of being boring about it. I fall asleep within a few minutes, I usually sleep through the night, and I typically wake up on time to my alarm. Lather, ...

Even if you’ve tired yourself out with a full day of work, an hour of yoga, and 45 minutes of tearing the house apart looking for your cat, you might not be ready to drift off when your head hits the ...

Statistics show lots of Americans are struggling to get a decent night’s sleep. About 1 in 3 U.S. adults report not getting enough sleep every day; and approximately 40 percent report falling asleep ...

Sleep apps have become a dime a dozen for those having trouble falling asleep. But Restflix is the peacock among pigeons. Unlike the flock of available sleep apps — which, for the most part, are audio ...

Meditation can help with anxiety, depression, chronic pain, high blood pressure, and sleep problems. Sarah Fielding, who's used Headspace before, tried the Calm app, which costs $69.99 for a year. She ...

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Calm is making a play for some of your time spent listening to songs and podcasts. The popular meditation app is teaming up with Spotify to offer content via the streaming service. Select Calm ...

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How did you sleep last night? Resting should be the easiest thing we do in a day, but for far too many of us, it’s filled with frustration and fatigue. We’re exhausted, sometimes bone-tired, yet ...

Meditation hardware is a tricky thing. Anyone who’s been frustrated in the pursuit of mindfulness has no doubt longed for some way to short circuit — or, at very least, jumpstart — a practice. I quite ...