Feed the day.
Give yourself proper meals, with protein, plants, and enough food. Notice how caffeine and evening alcohol affect your night. A bedtime snack is an individual choice, not a rule.
For the nights you’re tired of being awake.
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Explore the daily rhythms, evening rituals, botanicals, and deeper contributors to sleep, with a whole body approach that begins long before bedtime.
A teaching with Dr. Kristi Harter, filmed in Greece
From the way you end your day to the questions worth exploring. Start with the foundations and get to know the bigger picture.
Nighttime RitualsLet the evening become a transition. Explore simple nighttime rituals and a routine that helps you make room for rest without another demanding checklist.
Root Causes of Sleep IssuesLook beyond bedtime. Explore the patterns discussed in the teaching, from daily rhythm and stress to the hormonal changes that may belong in your conversation.
Sleep ProtocolsBring the pieces together. Explore a personal sleep plan that begins with daily foundations, then considers the support that fits your own pattern.
Relaxing into SleepYou have carried enough today. Explore gentle ways to settle, make space for quiet, and let your evening feel a little less full.
How Sleep Affects Your LifeNotice what a difficult night asks of your day. Explore sleep alongside energy, attention, mood, and the routines that matter to you.
A result is one piece of the picture. Explore hormone, thyroid, and metabolic questions alongside your sleep pattern, symptoms, and health history.
Botanicals for SleepMeet the plants at the bedside. Explore botanical traditions, preparation choices, and individual considerations before deciding what belongs in your evening.
Watch a little. Make notes. Return to what speaks to you.

Keep the conversation going with your companion downloadable PDF. Read at your own pace, revisit the ideas, and bring your questions back to the teaching.
Lifetime access to this teaching and its companion guide is included. Existing members can access their materials in the member area.
Meet the founders Access your member guidesBuild an evening you look forward to, with rituals that give the day a gentler ending.
Look at the possible contributors to disrupted sleep and the patterns worth discussing before choosing your next steps.
Get to know the sleep protocols in the teaching, with context for thinking through an approach that fits your needs.
Make room for relaxation and the gradual shift from the demands of the day to the quiet of bedtime.
Follow the connections between your nights and your days, from how you feel to what you have energy for.
Understand the biomarkers discussed in the teaching and the questions that can make a conversation about your sleep more useful.
A look at the markers covered in the course, with context for your own questions and conversations.
Meet the botanicals featured in the teaching and explore their place in a thoughtful evening ritual.
You can shop an Edit without buying a class. The class gives you the fuller explanation of your changing body, starting with food, sleep, movement, and daily habits. Learn where botanicals, supplements, and functional tests may fit, with recorded lessons and a companion guide to revisit. So you understand the why behind your choices. Supplements and tests are purchased separately.
Like hanging out with your best friend who also happens to be a doctor. You’re learning, laughing, connecting the dots, and getting excited that you have options. We start with food, sleep, movement, and daily habits, then explore where herbs, supplements, and lab testing may fit. You get the whole conversation, with recorded lessons, your companion guide, and detailed product notes at the end of the class. Come back to it all at your own pace.
The main recorded lessons in this class run for about 16 minutes. Allow extra time for the companion guide and practices. It’s self paced, with lifetime access, so there’s no schedule to keep up with. Watch a little, put something into practice, and come back when you’re ready.
Holistic Sleep Support
You’re tired. The house is quiet. Your mind has other plans.
Maybe you drift off beautifully, then find yourself wide awake at three. Maybe your nights changed with your cycle. Let’s get curious about what your body needs, from the way you nourish your day to the hormonal shifts shaping your nights.
A thoughtful place to begin. And a little more room to rest.

The first layer is the life around your sleep. Nourishment, light, movement, and a nervous system with a little space to settle. Start small enough that it feels like care.
Give yourself proper meals, with protein, plants, and enough food. Notice how caffeine and evening alcohol affect your night. A bedtime snack is an individual choice, not a rule.
Aim for a steady wake time and daylight in the morning. As evening comes, dim the lights and give your screens, and your work, a closing time.
A warm bath. A few gentle stretches. Something lovely to read. Choose a wind down ritual you enjoy, and keep the bedroom cool, dark, and comfortable.
Keep a simple sleep diary for a week or two: waking, night sweats, cycle changes, and how you feel the next day. Patterns give the next step a purpose.
If poor sleep keeps affecting your days, bring it into a clinical conversation. Snoring, gasping, or pronounced daytime sleepiness deserve assessment. Persistent insomnia may also benefit from CBT I, a structured approach to sleep habits and the worry around sleep.
Eleven selections. Different roles. Choose around your own pattern, with your practitioner’s guidance. These are options, not a nightly routine to take together.
Morning light. Enough nourishment. A softer landing at night. These selections address different pieces of the picture, from mineral intake to sleep timing and unwinding.
When sleep changes alongside your cycle, look at the pattern. These distinct botanical preparations invite a more thoughtful conversation about the transition you’re in.
Night sweats, shifting cycles, and sleep deserve to be understood together. These products contain active hormones and require an individualized clinical plan, including the route, dose, and follow up.
A skipped lunch. A late glass of wine. A body asking for a different rhythm. Begin with regular, satisfying meals; explore metabolic support when your history and testing point there.
Explore the complete selection in our Rhea dispensary.
Shop the Sleep EditOur sleep guide explores thyroid health, nutrient status, blood sugar, and the hormonal transition. The useful question is which of those threads belongs to you, and what information would change your care.
Wondering what your hormones are doing? DUTCH Complete uses urine collected at home to look at sex hormones, the substances your body makes as it processes them, and your daily cortisol pattern. It also includes selected markers related to melatonin and nutrient pathways. The results can add context to your cycle, sleep, and symptoms when read alongside your health history and any hormones you take.
Cycle timing, hormone use, medicines, and supplements belong in the interpretation. DUTCH Complete does not include the separate salivary cortisol awakening response.
Yes, I want to order my testBegin with nourishment, sleep, movement, and your health history. Choose testing with a clear purpose. Current pricing, collection instructions, and ordering eligibility are shown on Fullscript. Labs are purchased separately from the teachings.
Bring changes in energy, temperature tolerance, and sleep into the same conversation. TSH is often the starting point; free T4 and other thyroid tests depend on the findings.
Diet, menstrual blood loss, and symptoms can guide a closer look. For restless legs, iron studies including ferritin and transferrin saturation are relevant. CBC, B12, or vitamin D may be considered when your history gives a reason.
Start with your meals, medicines, and metabolic history. Glucose or HbA1c testing may be appropriate when there are signs or risk factors. Waking at three, on its own, does not diagnose low blood sugar.
Track night sweats, bleeding changes, and sleep across your cycle. Hormone levels fluctuate in perimenopause; a single result cannot tell the whole story. Testing should answer a specific clinical question.
Choose targeted testing with your clinician. A broad panel is not a prerequisite for better sleep, and saliva or urine hormone results should not be used on their own to set a hormone dose.
Pick one foundation you can return to most days. Keep a simple sleep diary, then notice what changes. The guide’s themes, mindset, nourishment, daily rhythm, and the physical contributors to sleep, give you a place to start.
No. Each selection has a different role. Review your current supplements and medicines before choosing anything new. The hormone containing products require an individual clinical plan.
The guide also discusses holy basil, ashwagandha, and phosphatidylserine. They are educational topics, but are not among the eleven products linked in this collection. Specific preparations and personal fit matter.
They are purchased separately through the linked Rhea stores. Fullscript shows the current product label, price, and availability.
Organized from Dr. Kristi Harter’s The Complete Sleep Guide and the original Sleep Support selection. Product ingredient references appear under each selection.
Educational information, not an individual treatment plan. Product choices, dosing, and testing should be personalized with your clinician. Products and labs are purchased separately. Purchases through the dispensary may support Rhea Teachings.