The sleep expert explained: “Writing down daily gratitudes before you go to bed shifts your focus to positive things which have happened in your day.
“Studies have shown that optimistic people have a 70 percent lower chance of suffering from a sleep disorder and can even live healthier and longer lives than pessimists.
“Creating a sleep-care routine that aligns with your lifestyle and makes you feel relaxed, gives you the best chance of achieving a deep and restorative night’s sleep, and waking up feeling re-energised.
“This differs from person to person, but the concept remains the same, develop reliable practices to help you to unwind from the stressors of daily life and prioritise sleep.”