Shorter Days Can Trigger Seasonal Affective Disorder
Many people feel down in the dumps or not like themselves during the winter. This may be a sign of a serious medical problem commonly
November 27, 2013
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Many people feel down in the dumps or not like themselves during the winter. This may be a sign of a serious medical problem commonly
Snug inside a balmy chair of warming solitude murmuring, Yeah! It’s right in the midst of winter time again…But, winters can also bring in shift
Q. Can children experience seasonal affective disorder? A. “They definitely can,” says Deborah Serani, a Smithtown psychologist and author of “Depression and Your Child: A Guide
SAD – Seasonal Affective Disorder affects around two million people each year, and as the nights are getting longer it’s around this time of year
As the seasons start to change, more may be in shift than just the weather. For some people, the change from spring and summer into
It’s a type of depression doctors say you may not know you have. Since Daylight Savings is over, doctors are reporting a small spike in
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