Struggling with Sleep? Your Benefits Can Help

If your sleep’s been off lately, you’re not alone. The good news? You don’t have to fix it alone either.

Your benefits are already working behind the scenes to support your mental and physical well-being—including better sleep.

Here’s what you may already have access to:

  • Free or low-cost mental health resources

  • Access to sleep studies and professional support

  • Discounts on wellness tools like meditation apps, fitness trackers, or blue light glasses

These resources are designed to help with everyday challenges—not just big health moments. Better sleep can boost your mood, focus, immunity, and help manage stress or burnout.

Small sleep changes can make a big impact:

  • Stick to a consistent bedtime—even on weekends

  • Cut screen time at least one hour before bed

  • Make your room cool, dark, and quiet

  • Limit caffeine and alcohol late in the day

  • Try journaling or deep breathing before bed instead of scrolling

  • If you can't sleep, get up and do something calming until you're drowsy

Not sure what’s included in your plan? That’s where we come in. We’ll help you make the most of what’s already available—no extra cost, no added stress.

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You’ve got a solid benefits package—make sure you’re getting the most from it.

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