Have you tried going to bed earlier in the evening, getting a "routine" started where you will be well rested the next morning so not really "mind" getting up? I open the front door, turn on lights and get my coffee in the morning and then head for the computer, here, which I really like. So, I know where I'm "going" when I wake up and like that place well enough to get up for.

Light helps me some; I pull the blinds up or make sure light gets into my room from windows/other rooms.

For a long time when I was in therapy I use to record my dreams and they kind of disappear if you don't write them down right away; they were an exciting "gift" I was willing to get up for and write in my journal and work with.