Seasonal Affective Disorder
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Experts offer advice for Saskatchewan residents feeling the lows of winterIn the dead of winter many people might find themselves suffering from seasonal depression. Experts say it can happen at any point in the year but is most common in the winter.HealthJan 8, 2025
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Saskatoon morning news rewind: Tuesday, Jan. 23Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Tuesday, Jan. 23.CanadaJan 23, 2024
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Saskatoon morning news rewind: Friday, Jan. 19Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Friday, Jan. 19.CanadaJan 19, 2024
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Gloomy weather got you down? How to navigate seasonal affective disorderExperts say the stress of the holiday season, which can be a difficult time for many for different reasons, can have a compounding effect on SAD.CanadaDec 29, 2023
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As seasons change, keep your physical, mental wellness in check with these tipsAs the summer-like October temps start to cool this Thanksgiving, many anticipate an impact to their mental health. But doctors say your physical health could be taking a hit too.HealthOct 5, 2023
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How to beat the winter ‘blahs’ and seasonal depression? Experts offer adviceWinter's shorter days combined with limited natural sunlight can not only dampen feelings of joy and happiness, it can make us downright sad.CanadaJan 13, 2023
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How Montrealers can beat the winter blues after weeks of grey, gloomy weatherIf you've been feeling down with grey weather dominating the skies over Montreal for weeks, you're not alone if you're starting to feel a little down.HealthJan 9, 2023
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Watch out for negative effects of daylight saving time switch: therapist'When our bodies don't get the same exposure to sunlight, we're more prone to feeling down to feeling those winter blues, depression, anxiety.'HealthNov 4, 2022
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Autumn draws awareness of Seasonal Affective DisorderAs autumn makes way for winter, many people may feel the weight of the seasons and their lack of light wearing on them due to Seasonal Affective Disorder.CanadaOct 14, 2022
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CMHA sees recent spike in people needing support with seasonal affective disorderYou may have heard of the 'winter blues' but in the midst of a pandemic, the Canadian Mental Health Association said it is seeing a spike in people reaching out for help.HealthNov 13, 2021
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