Region Ten Community Services Board, Blue Ridge Health District and the University of Virginia Health System. If you start to notice that your seasonal depression symptoms are regularly negatively ...

You’re not alone. Clinical Counselor Adam Kleinman said that the cold weather and gray skies we’ve been seeing this winter can lead to seasonal depression. Even in mild cases, he said that ...

It's known as seasonal depression or seasonal affective disorder. The appropriate acronym Sad. There is science behind it and some strategies that patients can use to deal with it. Tonight we'll ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (ABC 4)- Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that occurs at specific times of the year, typically in the fall and winter when daylight hours are shorter.

If you have a history of depression or bipolar disorder, a healthy and active lifestyle is essential to minimizing the impact ...

But when does the “winter blues” cross into something more serious, like seasonal depression? Let’s talk about what seasonal depression (seasonal affective disorder, or SAD) looks like ...

About 5% of American adults may develop seasonal affective disorder or SAD, a type of depression. In Michigan, SAD may impact 20% to 40% of people, according to Michigan State University's Hoffman.

But for others, the winter blues can turn into a more severe type of depression called seasonal affective disorder or SAD. Like the winter blues, seasonal affective disorder usually only occurs ...

He said he thought it was only women who could suffer from postnatal and postpartum depression. “It’s a chick thing I think — turns out it’s not,’’ he said. “Apparently blokes can ...