Get Support for the Holiday Blues
In the time between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day, some people may experience what mental health experts call the “holiday blues.” For a lot of
December 30, 2011
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In the time between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day, some people may experience what mental health experts call the “holiday blues.” For a lot of
It’s that time of year, when twinkle lights make houses and trees sparkle, smiling snowmen stand proud on front lawns and everyone salesperson and random
Besides ushering in cooler temperatures and holiday cheer, the months of December, January and February are peak times for Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). SAD is
For most people, the holiday season brings the promise of joy, peace and love. But for many, the season can trigger sadness, stress, or even
The Mayo Clinic posted a link to a podcast where you can listen to Mayo Clinic Dr. Mark Frye explain how they diagnose SAD. Click
Boots have replaced sandals, sweaters are covering up beach bodies, and iced coffee is now an anomaly. The dog days of winter are upon us.
Vitamin D provides a wide range of health benefits. It is effective in preventing rickets and treating other bone diseases such as osteoporosis. According to the Mayo
Season’s change and with that moods fluctuate, but should you find yourself with a case of the ‘winter blues’ that just will not go away,
For the millions of Americans who suffer from mild to severe winter blues — a condition called seasonal affective disorder, or S.A.D. — bright-light therapy
There’s nothing prettier than a crisp, cool fall day when yellow and red leaves cling to the trees, and flutter to the ground. But when
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