Sentences with phrase «on seasonal affective disorder»

The chapter on seasonal affective disorder helps explain why many of us plan our own winter trips.

Not exact matches

Speaking of which, I turned on the women's NCAA basketball tournament, saw Wynter Whitley of Duke and was immediately seized by seasonal affective disorder.

Dr. Ellen Hendriksen, the Savvy Psychologist, has 8 tips on how to deal with the blues and their more serious cousin, Seasonal Affective Disorder

I'm going to be reading up more on using tryptophan to help with seasonal affective disorder!

Still, this research doesn't negate the existence of seasonal affective disorder, also referred to as SAD, but rather shows that the impact that seasons have on depression could be overestimated.

For about four to six percent of individuals, that can escalate to seasonal affective disorder (SAD), a form of clinical depression that fluctuates based on the time of year.

On the more extreme end of the spectrum, you may be part of the 5 percent of the U.S. population that experiences full - blown seasonal depression, otherwise known as seasonal affective disorder (SAD).

Recently, I posted on Facebook about how the combination of seasonal affective disorder, my therapist closing her practice, and a number of other variables was making it so that I was having a hard time leaving my apartment and walking literally around the corner to my office.

I plan on writing a piece on the use of sunlamps and seasonal affective disorder.

Light therapy provides relief for anyone on the winter blues spectrum, from those who experience a drop in their mood and energy to those with Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) who are so badly affected that it disrupts their ability to manage their daily routine.

Golf - view rooms and suites on the end of each wing have large balconies that are not just a great place to entertain, but a god - send to anyone who suffers from Seasonal Affective Disorder.