Sleep Health Workshops:
Sleep Health Workshops: Bringing Better Rest to Our Community At The Sleep Lab, we are committed to extending the importance of sleep health beyond campus by engaging with the wider community. Our team carefully researches, studies, and compiles up-to-date, science-backed information about sleep and its impact on overall well-being. Using this knowledge, we design interactive and accessible workshops aimed at raising awareness about sleep health among people of all ages. We regularly visit local libraries and elementary schools to conduct in-person workshops tailored to the audience’s needs. These sessions introduce fundamental concepts such as the role of sleep in physical and mental health, healthy sleep habits, and strategies to improve sleep quality. Through fun activities, storytelling, and practical tips, we help children and community members understand why good sleep matters and how to achieve it. In addition to our in-person events, The Sleep Lab offers online workshops to reach a broader audience. These virtual sessions include presentations, Q&A, and resource sharing, making sleep education accessible anytime and anywhere. By partnering with local institutions and embracing both in-person and digital formats, our workshops aim to empower community members to prioritize sleep, improve their health, and lead more balanced lives.
Sleep week Challenge
June 17 - 24 2023 June 22 - 29 2024
July 1 - 08 2023 August 04 - 11 2024
July 29 - 05 2023
The Sleep Week Challenge is a week-long interactive campaign encouraging students to track their sleep patterns and gradually improve their sleep hygiene. Participants receive a printable or digital “Sleep Tracker” to record their bedtime, wake-up time, and sleep quality. Each day, we share a practical tip, such as limiting screen time before bed, setting a regular sleep schedule, or using wind-down rituals.
Why does it matters?
High School students often neglect sleep due to academic pressure, social events, and poor time management. This challenge promotes small, manageable changes that can lead to long-term improvement in mental focus, mood, and overall well being.
Bedtime Routine Workshop
Event Date
July 14 2024 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
Description
In this hands-on workshop, students learn how to build a calming bedtime routine that supports deep and restful sleep. We guide participants through simple relaxation techniques such as progressive muscle relaxation, deep breathing, light yoga stretches, and screen-free time. Participants receive a printable “Night Routine Checklist” to take home.
Why does it matters?
Even small changes before bed—like reducing blue light or stretching—can dramatically improve sleep quality. This workshop empowers students with tools they can immediately use.

Sleep MythBusters Trivia Night
Sleep MythBusters Trivia Night
December 28 7-8pm
2024
Description
Is it true that everyone needs 8 hours of sleep? Does drinking warm milk really help? In this fast-paced trivia night, students compete in teams to answer questions about sleep myths, facts, and best practices. Between rounds, we share mini-explanations backed by science. Snacks and small prizes for the top scorers. Sleep misinformation is everywhere—this event makes it fun and social to set the record straight. Groups of 2–4 or solo participants.
Sleep & Self-Care Fair
Explore how sleep connects to your full well-being.
Description:
A campus-wide wellness fair featuring booths, demos, and giveaways related to sleep, stress management, nutrition, and mental health. The sleep booth offers interactive displays on sleep cycles, recommended sleep hours by age, and tips for managing “revenge bedtime procrastination.” Other booths may include aromatherapy, breathing demos, and dietitian advice. Sleep isn’t just a solo habit—it’s deeply connected to your lifestyle, mental health, and self-care. This fair shows how it all fits together.