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Seasonal Affective Disorder or Winter Blues? How to Tell the Difference
A gray week can make almost anyone feel slower, sleepier, and less motivated. That does not always mean depression. But when low mood arrives with the season, disrupts daily life, and keeps returning year after year, it may point to seasonal affective disorder, often called SAD. The difference matters because “winter blues” may improve with simple routine changes, while SAD is a form of depression that can need professional care. The National Institute of Mental Health descri
Valerie
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