Sleep and mental health are closely connected, but the relationship can be complicated. KCU's Dr. Jason Malousek explains how sleep and conditions such as depression and anxiety can affect one another, why sleep quality matters and when trouble sleeping may be a sign it’s time to seek help.
Could better sleep be an overlooked part of mental health?
Sep 30, 2026
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