Different Types of SAD
The most common form of Seasonal Affective Disorder is the Winter-Onset SAD. These are some of the symptoms you can expect to find in most
October 5, 2010
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The most common form of Seasonal Affective Disorder is the Winter-Onset SAD. These are some of the symptoms you can expect to find in most
During the winter months, the days get shorter and the nights longer. For many people–an estimated 6 to 10 percent of Americans–this change of schedule
Many of you are starting to get your light boxes back out because on September 22, it was the first day of fall. With the
Talk to your doctor if you suspect your child has SAD. Doctors and mental health professionals make a diagnosis of SAD after a careful evaluation
When a patient has clinical depression, she has symptoms like sadness and anger that interfere in her life. Not all forms of depression are the
Depression occurs in the young and the old and in men and women. We do know that the rate of depression in men is less
We frequently talk about the importance of treating depression and depression prevention. Here’s another reason to get help now. As many as 1 out of
Pregnancy is a joyous occasion.  Pregnancy, though, does not protect women from experiencing mild to severe depression. Medication and/or therapy may be recommended. Treating depression
There is a new clinical trial starting at University College London (UCL) that will study whether light therapy could benefit people with epilepsy. UCL Institute
Several books have been written for patients of seasonal affective disorder. These self-help books should be used in conjunction with medical or psychological treatment for
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