Anyone who has spent a night on a ward knows how badly a body rests under strip lights and four-hourly observations. Conditions matter, and they are almost always more logistical than spiritual.
What's conducive tends to look like a dark room, a boring week, food somebody else cooked, and nobody needing anything from you before ten. Deeply unglamorous, and the first thing given away when someone asks a favour. If there's anything to adjust today, it is likely the volume of noise you are being asked to absorb. Guard the boring week. It does more than it advertises.