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04.10.2023 20:00

Price: € 15

Artshizzle:
Kunst Heelt: Lekker Slapen

Are you the type who just can't get to sleep and then struggles wildly through the night? Or do you invariably wake up at 3 a.m. with no explanation? Psychologist Hanne Raets is an expert on sleep and explains how we optimise our sleep: the do's and don'ts of naps, techniques to curb nocturnal brooding ... or simply the conditions for a good night's sleep. You will get insights and practical tips, then we will visit the exhibition in light of the theme of sleep.

Practical
  • 20h introduction
  • 20h10 expert to speak
  • 21h10 moment of reflection in the Endless Exhibition
  • 21h45 possibility to have a drink and a yawn
  • 22h30 back into the real world and ready for bed

Cost 15€ per person. Register via hello@artshizzle.be

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