Welcome to Tapping for Sleep.
My name is Angela Joy and I am founder of The Joy Hut.
So this tapping recording today is going to focus on how to use tapping for an inability to sleep.
And this may be very useful to do at a time of day when you're awake,
But you're needing to go to sleep.
So at the end of the day,
Or if for whatever reason in the middle of the night you wake up and you can't get back to sleep.
But just remember,
This is also one of those moments in time where you might actually like to imagine doing the tapping on the points rather than physically moving your hand.
To tap on them.
We know through visualisation studies that imagining doing certain actions makes the same part of the brain fire off.
So you could just lay there and imagine tapping on these pressure points as we work through each of these statements,
Rather than physically tapping on them.
It's one of those times that perhaps you don't want to move too much when you're trying to drift back to sleep or somebody is next to you also sleeping.
So the first few rounds of tapping here will focus on the general problem of the inability to sleep.
Whether that's at the start of the evening or halfway through the night when you've woken up.
Whatever it is,
Is exactly.
.
.
Going to be right for you.
And I want you to use the words that you say to yourself.
And substitute any of my words for your specific feelings and sensations.
So let's do the side of the hand first and repeating after me.
Even though I can't get to sleep.
I completely accept that this is where I'm at right now.
Even though I can't switch off my thoughts to drift off to sleep.
I completely accept that this is how I feel.
Even though I feel maybe anxious,
Stressed or overwhelmed from my day.
Or what's coming up tomorrow.
And I just can't get to sleep.
I choose to accept that this is how I feel right now.
Moving to the eyebrow point.
I just can't sleep.
Side of the eye.
I can't switch off my thoughts.
Under the eye.
I'm just too stressed and overwhelmed.
Under the nose.
I feel really uncomfortable.
Chin.
I'm too anxious.
Collarbone.
And I have too many worries to think about.
Under the arm.
I'm too stressed and overwhelmed.
Top of the head.
My mind just won't stop and I can't sleep.
Back to the eyebrow.
I'm choosing to allow myself just to rest and let go as best that I can.
Side of the eye.
I'm allowing my body to relax.
Under the eye.
I'm giving my body permission to relax its muscles with ease.
Under the nose.
And as my muscles melt away.
I'm noticing that I'm calming down.
I'm releasing all this tension that might be in my body.
Hollow bone.
And I recognize the fact that I am safe to sleep and rest.
Under the and let all these tense negative feelings just fly away.
Top of the head.
I'm letting my muscles relax now.
Eyebrow.
My muscles are relaxing and melting into the surface that I'm laying on.
Side of the eye.
All the muscles in my body are relaxing now and it's safe for me to rest.
Under the eye.
I'm choosing to allow myself to drift into a restful sleep.
Under the noise.
I'm allowing myself to fall into a deep and satisfying sleep.
On the chin.
As I relax,
I feel myself getting more and more sleepy.
Hall of Fame.
As I take a breath,
I feel peaceful.
And of your home.
And I'm allowed to feel peaceful and good.
Top of the head.
I feel sleepy now.
Eyebrow.
I'm feeling very sleepy and relaxed.
Side of the eye.
I'm noticing this peace and sleepiness in my body.
Under the eyes I'm feeling more relaxed now and sleepy.
Under the nose.
And I'm ready to just drift away now.
Chain.
As I relax,
I feel myself getting more and more sleepy.
Collarbone.
Mmm,
I feel peaceful now.
Under the arm.
It's safe for me to feel peaceful and I'm allowed to feel this good.
Top of the head.
I feel sleepy.
And I can rest now.