Counselor Jennifer Wolff explains that Reverse S.A.D., a form of seasonal affective disorder that occurs in the spring ... Actor Says Heartfelt Goodbye: "It Has Been My Honor" ...

But if these feelings are more intense, linger for longer than two weeks or persist year after year, they might be seasonal affective disorder ... 5-TR), explains Abrah Sprung, PhD, licensed ...

Seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, is a type of depression ... continue through the winter months and eventually go away in the spring or summer. Affective disorders are mood disorders that ...

Seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, is a type of recurrent ... episodes to appear in the fall or winter and remit in the spring. Less commonly, SAD can occur as summer depression, typically ...

The days feel shorter now that daylight saving time has ended until next spring, and for some, all the changes this time of year can trigger seasonal depression or seasonal affective disorder. “ ...

ATLANTA - About 5% of Americans experience Seasonal Affective Disorder ... that has a seasonal pattern. For most, the symptoms worsen in the fall and winter, and improve in the spring as we ...

For those with seasonal affective disorder (SAD), the changing of the ... where symptoms start in the late spring or early summer and alleviate later in the year. The symptoms of SAD can depend ...

When spring ... seasonal affective disorder (SAD), a type of depression triggered by the heat, humidity and long hours of sunlight that come during the warmer months of the year. Flick has dealt ...

“This depression has more anxiety ... begins to look ahead in winter and early spring to plan for patients who can expect seasonal affective disorder in the summer, often by prescribing more ...

The days are getting shorter and colder in Rochester as fall begins, with the next sunset after 8 p.m. not returning until the spring ... for people with seasonal affective disorder, which ...

"In spring, the condition ... the syndrome and coined its name: seasonal affective disorder, or SAD. Rosenthal found that about 1 in 20 people in the U.S. has SAD. If you have it, you may feel ...

AND SO WHERE WE THINK THAT THE WINTER VARIANT HAS TO DO WITH ... less sunlight until spring, psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Bober spoke to WBF 25 News about seasonal affective disorder.