14/11/2025
Katie Creagh-Barry, our in house Counsellor says yes.
Seasonal mental health patterns are a reality that many of us face. It makes sense that with shorter days, colder weather, and the long busy stretch in the lead up to the festive season, we can experience higher levels of stress, anxiety and depression during these autumn and winter months.
Symptoms of winter-pattern Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) typically begin or worsen in the autumn/winter months, leaving those affected by it feeling particularly low in mood and lacking in energy.
To find out how counselling could help you, call The Odiham Clinic on 01256 702140.