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Understand what you drink.
Convert drink size and strength into alcohol units or clearly labelled standard drinks.
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Symptoms are understood in context, including overlap and co-occurring needs.
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Calculators, private reflection tools and planners for questions about alcohol, addiction, sleep and mental health.
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Convert drink size and strength into alcohol units or clearly labelled standard drinks.
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Record time in bed, estimated sleep and nighttime waking for a future consultation.
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Bring triggers, early warning signs, coping actions and support contacts into a plan you can return to.
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People use nervous system dysregulation to describe difficulties settling stress responses.
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Physical symptoms and emotional strain can interact, and physical symptoms remain real.
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WHO describes burnout as a workplace phenomenon involving exhaustion, detachment and reduced effectiveness.
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Persistent sleep difficulties can affect energy, attention and daytime functioning.
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Opioid problems may involve impaired control, continued use despite harm and physical dependence.
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Drug use can become difficult to control and continue despite harmful consequences.
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Sleep, stress responses and physical symptoms can affect one another.
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Cannabis use may become difficult to control and interfere with daily life.
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Complex PTSD includes PTSD symptoms alongside difficulties with emotions, self-concept and relationships.
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Early adversity may continue to affect safety, trust and emotional responses in adulthood.
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Stress and responses to trauma can affect sleep, attention, emotions and a sense of safety.
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Panic attacks are episodes of intense fear with physical sensations; recurrent attacks may need assessment.
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