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Imagine unraveling the mysteries of sleep, from the erratic slumbers of a newborn to the regimented cycles that govern our adult lives. That's precisely what we accomplish with Savannah Hipes, a sleep therapy connoisseur, in our latest conversation. We navigate through the ebbs and flows of sleep patterns, examining how routines and exposure to light orchestrate the symphony of our circadian rhythms. As a parent grappling with the nocturnal nuances of spirited and sensitive kids, I've gleaned some valuable strategies from Savannah to ensure that all of us get to slumber away each night.

Teenage sleep quirks and the acknowledgement of unique circadian tempos take center stage as we probe the science of slumber in adolescence. The dialogue turns to how embracing these biological disparities, particularly in young people, could lessen the burden on families, with later school start times posing as a potential salve. We also cast a spotlight on the critical role of natural light in regulating our internal clocks, pondering over ingenious solutions for those in dimly lit locales. I share my own epiphanies here, reflecting on devices that mimic the sunrise for those dark winter mornings.

Venturing into the realm of sleep disorders, we dissect the telltale signs of conditions like obstructive sleep apnea and their impact on our health, especially the heart. The conversation doesn't shy away from the gritty details of physiological causes, nightmares, and the puzzling nature of night terrors. In a candid reveal, Savannah discusses the intersection of anxiety and sleep, and how education and mindfulness have revolutionized many people's nights. If Savannah's insights resonate with you, her website is a trove of personalized advice, beckoning anyone who seeks solace in their quest for restful nights.

To find Savannah, you can visit her website at www.savannahhipeslcsw.com or on Instagram, Facebook or LinkedIn at @savannahhipeslcsw. Here's her direct contact info: Phone: 407-720-9903; Email: [email protected]

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