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Tag Archives: Seasonal Affective Disorder

Is it Normal to be SAD in the Summertime?

Depression, Seasonal Affective DisorderBy Conway LynchApril 22, 2019

Seasonal Affective Disorder, SAD, is a form of depression that’s linked to the seasons. Around 4-6% of people suffer from it around the world, and while many believe it’s a winter affliction, SAD can be just as devastating in the summer.

Everything You've Wondered About SAD

Everything You’ve Wondered About SAD

Depression, Seasonal Affective DisorderBy Melinda MileyNovember 26, 2018

Seasonal Affective Disorder, often interpreted as “wintertime blues,” is a common form of depression. See our answers to the most commonly asked questions about SAD to help understand this debilitating mental disorder.

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No More Winter Blues | Tips for Easing Seasonal Depression

Depression, Seasonal Affective DisorderBy Elissa ArmsJanuary 11, 2018

Got the winter blues? You’re not alone. According to Psychology Today, the appropriately named Seasonal Affective Disorder—also known as SAD—affects an estimated 10 million Americans.

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