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                                                                         HELPFUL LINKS

 

Listed here are a number of links that we believe can help listeners with sleeplessness and / or restlessness. Listings don't necessarily mean that we endorse/support the products or services provided by organisations / companies that we have listed.  Links to our contributing music artists and partners appear as advertisements and banners so please support them as they support the free service that we supply to you. If you know of a great website that helps people relax and sleep then please feel free to contact us and suggest it. If it passes our greatness test we'll be sure to add it and give you the credit for the suggestion. Also featured are links to ambient and new age music artists and/or organisations that we either partner with, support or belong to.

 

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www.depression.org.nz

One of the best websites in the world that can help people suffering with depression. Former All Black and coach, John Kirwan, hosts a staged program with the use of videos and strategies that help you with your struggle.

 

https://www.facebook.com/THENUTTERSCLUB

THE NUTTERS CLUB - A Facebook page with a difference. Mike King's commendable effort setting up an organisation for people who suffer from mental illness. 

 

http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20120522-suffer-from-sleep-shudders

A great news article from the BBC as to why our bodies jerk or shudder just before we fall asleep.

 

 

 

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