Let’s face it: Many of us struggle to get enough sleep, especially regularly. Even if you did get, say, eight hours, you may wake up feeling groggy, which is a super annoying symptom of something called sleep inertia or a temporary disorientation, drowsiness or cognitive impairment when you first wake up.Getting quality sleep is something that *needs* to be addressed, though, since it affects many areas in a person’s life. Read More
TVAUG meeting on September 15
Our next meeting Tuesday, September 15, on Zoom! We’ll kick things off with a member Q&A, and then we’ll go over a...





