Here are 11 tips for coping with PTSD-induced night terrors: Allow yourself enough time to sleep Avoid drugs and alcohol Avoid caffeine in the afternoon and evening Get regular exercise, to allow your body to release stress Get a night light for your room, or leave a hallway light on, if that provides some comfort Try to make your room secure, so you feel safe enough to sleep (e.g., use a rod or other additional security measure to ensure windows cannot be opened from outside, place shells or stones on the window sill to alert you to an intruder, add a lock on your bedroom door)
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