What is non-sleep deep rest? (NSDR)
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Non-sleep deep rest (NSDR) is an umbrella term for practices that guide you into deep relaxation while you remain awake.
- Examples: NSDR includes yoga nidra and hypnosis, and can involve practices such as meditation, guided body scans, and slow, exhale-focused breathing.
- Potential benefits: It may help you relax, support sleep and alertness, and restore dopamine availability.
- Learning: A 20-minute NSDR period after a roughly 90-minute learning bout has been associated with faster learning and better retention.
- No special equipment: It is a behavioral practice that requires no device or substance.
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