The University’s Refresh Sleep program aims to provide College and graduate students with the skills and strategies to achieve more restful nights.

Program Overview

When you join the Refresh Sleep program, you will be enrolled in a seven week-long course delivered via email with important information and tips that have been proven to help improve sleep. Students are encouraged to spend at least thirty minutes per week with the program information. The materials include information about:

• The physiology of sleep
• Sleep hygiene
• Relaxation training
• Mindfulness training
• Cognitive strategies
• Keeping sleep logs

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Program Registration

Registration is closed for Autumn Quarter.

Registration is open for Winter Quarter. To register, please complete the registration survey linked here. Please note that registration closes on January 7, 2024. The first email will be disseminated on January 9, 2024. 

If you have any questions or concerns, contact Bridget Marley (bmarley@uchicago.edu).

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Snoozeletter

Sign up for our quarterly sleep newsletter, Snoozeletter, which provides updated information and statistics on all things related to sleep.

To sign up to receive our next edition, please complete this form. To view previous editions, see our archives below.

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RISE Science App

Student Wellness is excited to announce a new partnership with RISE, an energy and sleep tracker subscription app created by the team of sleep experts at Rise Science. It helps you unlock better sleep and enjoy more energy day after day.
 
RISE is built around two principles of sleep that researchers believe affect how we feel and perform: sleep debt and circadian rhythm. The app tracks how much sleep you owe your body and helps you pay it back while also predicting a daily energy schedule which allows you to optimize your schedule and increase performance. There is also a wealth of informational materials under the learning tab to help utilize the app to the fullest potential.
Anyone (even staff!) can download the app free until 2026 by visiting www.risescience.com/uchicago. Contact Bridget Marley (bmarley@uchicago.edu) with any questions.