With the changing of the seasons and the dwindling daylight hours, many people also feel some change in their mood as a result. Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is the term used if you feel exceptionally down, worn out or withdrawn during the colder months. This is more than the ‘winter blues’; it is actually a form of depression that can make you feel tired all day long, short term memory loss and so on. The good news is that there are several excellent seasonal affective disorder therapies to help you regain your energy and regaining a positive outlook. Read on below to discover the best seasonal affective disorder therapy options when it comes to light therapy and what other mental health treatments might help you feel your best. Understanding Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) Depression that cycles on a yearly basis, usually in the fall and winter, is known as SAD. It is tied to less exposure to sunlight, which disrupts the body’s internal clock (circadian rhythm) and changes c...