SleepAssessment

About the Sleep Quality Assessment

This assessment measures five dimensions of sleep health — latency, depth, circadian alignment, restoration quality, and daytime function — and maps them against your body constitution type (Prakriti) to identify the specific pattern driving your sleep disruption. Unlike generic sleep hygiene advice, this assessment recognises that different constitutional types require fundamentally different interventions. A Vata-dominant nervous system responds to grounding and warmth; a Pitta-dominant system needs cooling and earlier wind-down; a Kapha-dominant system needs stimulation and early rising. The same practice that helps one person sleep better actively disrupts another.

Why generic sleep advice doesn't work for everyone

The sleep hygiene guidelines you've read everywhere — consistent schedule, no screens, cool room — are evidence-based population-level interventions. They work for the average. But your sleep problem may not be average. If you've tried every sleep hack and still wake at 3am, or still feel exhausted despite 8 hours, the issue is likely constitutional: your body's inherent regulatory pattern requires a different approach than the standard protocol. This assessment identifies which approach fits your nature.

The five dimensions of sleep health

Sleep quality is not a single variable. Sleep latency measures how quickly you fall asleep. Sleep depth measures the restorative architecture of your sleep — the ratio of light, deep, and REM sleep. Circadian alignment measures whether your internal biological clock is synchronised with your actual sleep schedule. Restoration quality measures whether the biochemical work of sleep is completing — whether you wake recovered. Daytime function measures the downstream impact on your cognitive performance, mood, and energy.

Related wellness tools on Yukti Bodh

• →Energy Drain Diagnosis — chronic fatigue despite sleep is a separate diagnostic category from sleep quality itself
• →Gut Health Assessment — the gut-brain axis directly influences sleep architecture through serotonin and melatonin production
• →Stress & Nervous System Assessment — a dysregulated nervous system is the root cause of poor sleep in the majority of cases
• →Burnout Assessment — burnout and sleep dysfunction are bidirectional; each compounds the other in a documented cycle

This assessment is for wellness and self-awareness purposes only. It does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you have persistent sleep difficulties or suspect a sleep disorder such as sleep apnea or insomnia disorder, please consult a qualified healthcare professional.

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