Lisa’s Natural Resolution of Seasonal Affective Disorder: A Case Study
Seasonal affective disorder, commonly known as SAD, is a type of depression that happens during certain parts of the year, fall and winter being the most common. It has been suggested that the shortening of days and less daylight trigger a chemical change in the brain. This change may lead to depression. Symptoms may include depression, increased sleep, loss of interest in activities that were formerly enjoyed, social withdrawal, fatigue, anxiety, decreased libido, inability to concentrate, weight gain, and more.