People with summer-pattern seasonal affective disorder (SAD) — aka “reverse SAD” — typically experience common symptoms of depression for about four to five months each year when the ...

In a new book, UC Merced professor Christopher Ojeda draws from the latest data and years of studying the intersection of ...

Summer depression is real and affects millions. Learn the surprising symptoms of summer SAD and discover expert strategies to ...

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If you tend to get the ‘winter blues,’ you may have seasonal affective disorder (SAD). Therapy, medication, and light boxes could bring relief.

The Bee spoke with a UC Davis Health psychologist for tips to help kick winter fatigue and important signs to watch out for as rain continues in Sacramento.

Often referred to as seasonal affective disorder or SAD for short, weather-induced depression can be debilitating for many, causing everything from feelings of extreme isolation to an inability to ...

ater can worsen symptoms of depression and other mental health conditions, such as seasonal affective disorder (SAD). It is important for individuals suffering from depression to seek help and ...

Although anyone can experience SAD, seasonal depression in the US tends to affect people more in the Pacific Northwest, Alaska the Northeast and other regions that experience colder winters.

Depression and dementia have many of the same symptoms and so are hard to tell apart. Here are tips for knowing if your loved one with Alzheimer’s is depressed, and how to support them if they are.