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4. Get Enough Sleep

It is common knowledge that sleep is a key part of overall health, but it can be difficult to get enough in the modern world. Between jobs, school, family, and other responsibilities, sleep schedules often fall by the wayside. However, poor sleep quality is a major risk factor of depression, and, unfortunately, depression itself can cause insomnia.

Finding ways to get adequate sleep despite this is a key part of alleviating depression. Listening to white noise, ASMR, or similar sounds helps some people, while others benefit from changing their bedding, adjusting the temperature, or even just keeping their bedroom clean. Exercising a couple of hours before bedtime can also make falling asleep easier.

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