The Journal

Sleep, recovery & rhythm

Practical, evidence-aware notes on nervous system recovery, circadian timing and how to actually rest — from the Sleepshift method by Antoine Moreau.

Dimmer, Warmer, Earlier

Oct 12, 2026 · 3 min read

Dimmer, Warmer, Earlier: Create an Evening Light Transition

A calmer evening can begin before you reach the bedroom. Use three simple prompts to make your lighting routine easier to repeat.

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Cream bedding and a forest-green headboard lit by a warm bedside lamp, with nighttime visible through the window.

Oct 12, 2026 · 4 min read

Why You Feel Exhausted at 10PM but Wide Awake at Midnight

Exhausted on the sofa, alert in bed? Learn how sleep pressure, your body clock and your evening routine can influence that frustrating second wind.

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There Is No Magic Bedtime

Oct 12, 2026 · 3 min read

There Is No Magic Bedtime: Find a Schedule That Fits

A bedtime needs to work alongside your wake time, sleep needs and daily responsibilities. Here is a better starting point than copying someone else's routine.

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Waking at 3AM

Oct 12, 2026 · 3 min read

Waking at 3AM: Watch the Pattern, Not Just the Clock

The time on the clock cannot explain a night waking by itself. Learn what to record and when repeated awakenings deserve professional attention.

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Why Your Sleep Routine Starts in the Morning

Oct 12, 2026 · 3 min read

Why Your Sleep Routine Starts in the Morning

Bedtime gets most of the attention, but the start of your day belongs in the picture too. Explore daylight and a repeatable morning routine.

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The Weekend Shift

Oct 12, 2026 · 3 min read

The Weekend Shift: Recovery and Sleep Timing Both Matter

A weekend lie-in can change both how much you sleep and when you sleep. Notice the difference before blaming yourself for a difficult Monday.

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Your Evening Light Exposure Is Bigger Than Your Phone

Oct 12, 2026 · 3 min read

Your Evening Light Exposure Is Bigger Than Your Phone

Putting your phone away is only part of the evening picture. Look at brightness, distance, timing and the rooms you move through before bed.

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