Sleep Facts
Sleep Hygiene
Sleep and Food
Mental Rest
100

How many hours of sleep are recommended for adults?

Between 7-9 hours 

100

True or False: Taking a warm shower or a bath before bed can prevent you from sleeping well.

False
100

What kind of beverage should be eliminated 3-6 hours before bedtime? 

Caffeine (coffee, some teas, energy drinks, chocolate)

100

Name one or more NYP resources/program that is free and confidential to help support your mental wellbeing.

NYPBeHealthy Wellbeing Coaches and CopeNYP
200

This can lead to various health problems, including weight gain, increased risk of diabetes and heart disease, and mental health issues.

Lack of sleep

200

True or False: Engaging in regular exercise may help regulate your sleep cycle and improve energy levels.

True

200

What foods negatively affect sleep?

Food high in saturated fats and high-sugar foods 

200

This practice focuses on clearing the mind, often through techniques like breathwork, mindfulness, or concentration

Meditation 

300

This is your body's natural, internal clock that regulates various physiological and behavioral changes over a 24-hour period. 

Circadian rhythm

300

How many minutes or hours before bedtime should you stop looking at your screen devices to help you sleep well at night?

At least 1 hour before bed

300

What two fruits may boost sleep?

Kiwi and Tart Cherries

300

This form of mental health break is free and doesn't require much time.

Walking break

400
This stage of sleep helps with cognitive functioning and emotional processing.

REM sleep stage

400

Name 3 effective ways to prepare for quality rest after a shift. 

- Use black out curtains in your bedroom

- Drink a warm beverage like chamomile tea

- Dim the lights in your bedroom

- Take a warm bath or shower

- Use aromatherapy like lavender may help calm your body and mind

400

Name one of more vitamins/minerals that support sleep.

Tryptophan, Vitamin B5, Vitamin B6, and Magnesium

400

This breathing technique involves inhaling, holding, exhaling, and holding for an equal count of 4 seconds each.

Box breathing

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