Seasonal Affective Disorder: Potential Treatments
Patients suffering from the form of major depressive disorder known as seasonal affective disorder (SAD) may look forward to spring, thinking they may find relief in the longer days and…
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Combating SAD: Can Physical Activity in Winter Help?
You may intellectually know the benefits of getting some physical activity. You may even imagine how much better you’ll feel after you’ve gotten in a workout. But it’s cold out.…
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How to Use GeneSight® Test Results
Given the variety of factors to consider in diagnosing and treating a patient’s mental illness, many providers find it helpful to use evidence-based resources and tools to reduce the number…
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When Gray Days Lead to “the Blues”
Fall slump. The winter blahs. Is it almost spring? Weather can have an impact on our daily mood and feelings. For some people, too many gray days can cause a…
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What is Seasonal Affective Disorder?
You might have heard the term Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, used to describe that down-in-the-dumps feeling when winter sets in. Cold weather, gray skies and short daylight hours can…
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Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) Has These Known Symptoms
When winter sets in and you’re feeling down, it might be difficult to know whether it’s a temporary mood or the type of depression known as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).…
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