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SLEEP SUPPORT - Sound-Drift No.1 THETA to DELTA WAVES: Theta Waves Drift into Delta Waves for Sleep + Calm ADHD
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Calming music followed by isochronic Theta waves, which blend into Delta waves. Drift into deep, restorative sleep with this calming audio journey that gently transitions from theta waves into delta waves. Designed to quiet the mind, reduce anxiety and support ADHD, ADD and ASD, it provides a steady, predictable sound environment you can rely on.
Delta Waves (0.5β4 Hz) 'Snooze 'n' Sleep' Delta waves, the slowest brainwaves, are essential for deep sleep and the bodyβs renewal processes. Many people with ADHD struggle to achieve restorative sleep and optimizing delta waves can improve sleep quality and overall brain health.Β
Theta Waves (4-8Hz) 'Chill 'n' Nap' Theta waves are commonly associated with states of deep relaxation, light sleep and meditation. These waves are linked to creativity, emotional processing and improved focus, which can help individuals with ADHD, ADD, AuDHD or ASD feel calmer, reduce sensory overload and support learning and memory integration.
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Β π©βπ¦°Β Who am I? Iβm Clare Llewellyn-Bailey, founder and creator of Flooba. As an AuDHD woman, musician, MBACP counselling psychotherapist and podcaster, I combine my personal understanding of neurodivergence with my professional experience in emotional wellbeing and anxiety to create varied, predictable and immersive sound environme