The Intimate Relationship Between Sleep and Mental Health
By Maxwell Modell Our bodies and our minds are connected. Push one too far and the other will break. Enter stage left your head’s best friend, napping. Ever lengthening work hours, a new culture of virtual visibility and an “always available” mindset have...
The Many Benefits of Napping
By Greg Potter, PhD Most of us intuitively understand that a well-timed nap is sometimes exactly what the doctor ordered – you can probably think of a time when a short nap has seemingly transformed your day after a night of poor...
Coronavirus: Keep Calm and Take a Nap
By Maxwell Modell At the moment we all have one thing on our minds; Coronavirus. How can we stay safe? How does the virus spread? What precautions are the government taking to tackle the pandemic? What precautions should the government be taking to tackle the...
Let’s face it, sleep has an image problem
Falling asleep at work is a severe misstep in most European and North American workplaces, and one associated with embarrassment. There is a common conception that sleeping equals a lack of self control and therefore weakness. This message is perpetuated by many...