Shedding Light on SAD
It’s not just houseplants that wither from lack of sunlight in the wintertime. People do too. Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) strikes roughly 5 percent of
March 4, 2013
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It’s not just houseplants that wither from lack of sunlight in the wintertime. People do too. Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) strikes roughly 5 percent of
Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, is a type of depression that comes and goes like the seasons, literally. You’ve probably heard the term winter blues.
Seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, is a type of depression. According to Mental Health America it affects half a million people in the United States
The gifts are unwrapped, the holiday gatherings concluded, and several more cold weeks of winter remain. If hibernation has set in, it may be hard
Seasonal Affective Disorder does not discriminate – children can be affected by this common type of depression. The following information will help you determine if
Kent State in Ohio offers a light therapy box for students to use! Check out the article below: Kent State offers on-campus resources With the
Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that is tied to seasons of the year along with the normal signs of depression, including:
New Hampshire winters can be long and dark, but residents at the state nursing home for veterans may soon be looking on the bright side
As the temperatures get cooler and the days get shorter, many people experience winter blues. Instead of feeling the cheer and joy of the holidays
They call it the winter blues for a reason. In the depths of January and February, when it’s cold and gray and dark outside, it’s
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