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Building a Personal Wind-Down Routine That Actually Reduces Evening Anxiety

Evening restlessness can spiral into poor sleep and next-day stress. Here's how to structure a realistic end-of-day routine grounded in behavioral science.

By Health & Wellness Editorial Team · Jun 30, 2023 · 6 min read

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Building a Personal Wind-Down Routine That Actually Reduces Evening Anxiety

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