Have you told a doctor about the nightmares? There might be some kinds of antidepressants that could help. There's also a blood pressure medication called prazosin that has an off-label use in treating nightmares, but many doctors won't prescribe it because that use is off-label.
The long acupressure self-massage in the link below may be helpful, though it's not specifically geared toward treating nightmares.
https://www.suicideforum.com/commun...-insomnia-and-anxiety-updated-5-12-17.133822/
Traditional Chinese medicine could help. Whenever I've had disturbing dreams, an acupuncture treatment clears them up right away. I can't guarantee the same results for everyone though. More info in the link below.
Chinese Herbal Medicine and Acupuncture, World's Second Largest Medical System
One of my books on Chinese medicine mentions some foods that are supposed to be mentally calming. Rice and rosemary are two of them. Putting rosemary essential oil in a diffuser, or possibly putting some on your pillow might also be worth a try.
Soaking your feet in Epsom salts and warm water before bed might help with sleep in general.
The long acupressure self-massage in the link below may be helpful, though it's not specifically geared toward treating nightmares.
https://www.suicideforum.com/commun...-insomnia-and-anxiety-updated-5-12-17.133822/
Traditional Chinese medicine could help. Whenever I've had disturbing dreams, an acupuncture treatment clears them up right away. I can't guarantee the same results for everyone though. More info in the link below.
Chinese Herbal Medicine and Acupuncture, World's Second Largest Medical System
One of my books on Chinese medicine mentions some foods that are supposed to be mentally calming. Rice and rosemary are two of them. Putting rosemary essential oil in a diffuser, or possibly putting some on your pillow might also be worth a try.
Soaking your feet in Epsom salts and warm water before bed might help with sleep in general.