Your Personalized Stress Profile
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You’re

Wired

Excess stress keeps you up at night and leaves you running on empty during the day.

What your answers told us

Your answers pointed clearly to sleep. You told us you have trouble falling asleep, that racing thoughts wake you in the night, and that you can’t seem to wind down even when you’re genuinely tired. When the body can’t downshift, rest never fully arrives — and the next day starts at a deficit.

What to focus on
Get real, restorative sleep.

Your nervous system needs a reliable signal that it’s safe to power down. The fastest wins come from a consistent wind-down routine at night.

Remember, sleep is a natural process that requires relaxation and surrender, not hard work that can create more stress. Good luck getting those Zzzs!

Lifestyle tips

Small shifts that help

  • 1Turn off electronics one hour before bedtime.
  • 2Make your bedroom a warm and inviting place.
  • 3Avoid caffeine in the afternoon and evening.
  • 4Create a relaxing bedtime routine.
  • 5Use essential oils to put you in a relaxed state.

Your recommendation

Start with the essentials, or level up to hands-off support.

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TouchPoints for Sleep + Wristbands

TouchPoints for Sleep + Wristbands

Use the blue/slow setting for 5–10 minutes right before bed, then let the auto 30-minute sleep mode carry you the rest of the way. During the day, 15 minutes can take the edge off general stress so it doesn’t follow you to the pillow.

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Thodian

Thodian™

Thodian’s Sleep mode is the natural upgrade — a guided, automatic wind-down that adapts to you rather than relying on you to set it each night. If sleep is your battleground, it’s the hands-off way to win it consistently.

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TouchPoints and Thodian are wellness devices designed to support nervous system regulation. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.