Seasonal Affective Disorder

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type of depression linked to seasons
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Season when symptoms are most common
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Lack of this can trigger symptoms
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Hormone affected by seasonal changes
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Brain chemical tied to mood
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Constant feeling of tiredness
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Emotional heaviness or low mood
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Pulling away from people or activities
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Low energy or sluggishness
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Sleeping more than usual
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Nutrient often low in people with SAD
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Tool used in light therapy
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Daily habits that support mood
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Physical activity that helps improve mood
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Professional mental health support
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Trouble thinking clearly
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Strong desire for certain foods
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Feeling opposite of energized
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Actions taken to protect mental health