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Ep. 12 - Sweet Dreams: Unlocking the Secrets to Better Sleep with Dr. Lucinda Sykes

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Join us for an enlightening episode featuring Dr. Lucinda Sykes, a retired Canadian doctor and sleep expert. We will delve into the crucial relationship between sleep and well-being for women 50+, while also exploring how everyone can improve their sleep quality.

**Highlights:**

- Discover the connection between sleeping pills and Alzheimer's.

- Learn how childhood trauma impacts adult sleep patterns.

- Understand the body's inherent ability to sleep.

- Explore tips for overcoming sleepless nights.

- Shift your mindset from agitation to acceptance when sleep eludes you.

Tune in and reclaim your peace of mind! **

Get your free guide to a good night's sleep here.

Reach Dr. Lucinda Sykes on her website

Reach Shari on her website and watch all podcast episodes. Or on Social Media

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#SleepWell #MindfulnessMatters #WomenWellness #HealthySleep #SleepQuality #SleepHealth #AgingGracefully #MentalHealthAwareness #MindfulLiving #Over50Wellness #DrLucindaSykes #HolisticHealth #RestfulNights #ChildhoodTrauma #SleepTips #AlzheimersAwareness #SelfCare #PeaceOfMind

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Manage episode 490686113 series 3659473
Content provided by Shari Leigh Roberts. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Shari Leigh Roberts or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

Join us for an enlightening episode featuring Dr. Lucinda Sykes, a retired Canadian doctor and sleep expert. We will delve into the crucial relationship between sleep and well-being for women 50+, while also exploring how everyone can improve their sleep quality.

**Highlights:**

- Discover the connection between sleeping pills and Alzheimer's.

- Learn how childhood trauma impacts adult sleep patterns.

- Understand the body's inherent ability to sleep.

- Explore tips for overcoming sleepless nights.

- Shift your mindset from agitation to acceptance when sleep eludes you.

Tune in and reclaim your peace of mind! **

Get your free guide to a good night's sleep here.

Reach Dr. Lucinda Sykes on her website

Reach Shari on her website and watch all podcast episodes. Or on Social Media

LinkedIn

Facebook

Instagram

YouTube

#SleepWell #MindfulnessMatters #WomenWellness #HealthySleep #SleepQuality #SleepHealth #AgingGracefully #MentalHealthAwareness #MindfulLiving #Over50Wellness #DrLucindaSykes #HolisticHealth #RestfulNights #ChildhoodTrauma #SleepTips #AlzheimersAwareness #SelfCare #PeaceOfMind

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