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The last thing you want on your vacation is trouble sleeping, but it’s all too common. Clinical psychologist and sleep researcher Dr. Mike Gradisar shares why we can find it hard to fall asleep on vacation, and what you can try to get a good night’s sleep.

There are some simple ways you can prepare ahead of time to reduce your jet lag, and a few things you can try to help your circadian rhythm adjust once you’re in the new time zone. What you need to do depends on whether you’re traveling east or west.

Clinical psychologist and sleep researcher Dr. Mike Gradisar takes you through what sleepmaxxing is, which routines are worth your time and what you should avoid.

This Mental Health Awareness Month, clinical psychologist and sleep researcher Dr. Mike Gradisar explores how sleep, anxiety and depression are connected, and what you can do to improve your rest and take care of your mind.

You can sleep eight hours on a Tuesday and feel sharp. You can sleep eight hours on a Saturday and feel foggy, almost hungover. The difference is the timing.

This Stress Awareness Month, clinical psychologist and sleep researcher Dr. Mike Gradisar explains the relationship between sleep and stress, and how you can manage your sleep during tricky times.

Good sleep is about more than just hours. What happens during your nights affects your sleep quality, especially if you’re getting fragmented sleep.

Sleep Cycle’s Smart Alarm is now part of the Sleep SDK, making it possible for partners to integrate intelligent wake-up experiences directly into their own apps, devices, and services.

Learn how your Sleep Score is calculated, why it matters, and what you can do to improve it.

Sleep Cycle’s proprietary AI sound model transforms breathing and other nighttime sounds into privacy-first insights on sleep, respiratory health, and overall wellbeing.

This Sleep Awareness Month, clinical psychologist and sleep researcher Dr. Mike Gradisar shares why you need a bedtime routine, what to consider when creating yours, and how it can help you improve your sleep.

Before, I let sleep control me instead of the other way around. I saw it as a waste of time rather than an investment. No matter how long I stayed in bed, I often woke up more tired than when I went to sleep. It showed in my training: my runs felt heavy, recovery took longer, and progress slowed. The shift happened when I started asking myself why. How could I put in the work every day, yet still wake up drained? That question pushed me to track my nights consistently with Sleep Cycle. I began noticing patterns in my bedtime routines, my wake windows, and the phases of sleep. After committing to consistency, everything changed. Mornings felt lighter, my days stretched longer, and recovery became faster. Sleep turned from a weakness into one of my strongest tools as an athlete.

A serene interface that guides sleep, not disrupts it.

Discover back-to-school sleep strategies for kids and teens, based on real science. Help your child reset their routine and wake up ready for the day ahead.

Imagine drifting into peaceful sleep without being jolted awake by your partner’s restless movements. Many couples face nightly disruptions caused by shared bedding and conflicting temperature needs, and the Scandinavian Sleep Method offers an elegant, science-backed solution. With this approach, you can transform your nights, enjoy deeper sleep, and wake up recharged—all by embracing a simple change in your sleep routine.

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