11/24/2025
Navigating seasonal depression can feel heavy as the days get shorter, but there are simple, supportive habits that can make this season easier on your mind and body.
•Get morning sunlight for 10–20 minutes to help regulate your circadian rhythm and support serotonin.
•Check your Vitamin D levels — deficiencies are extremely common in the winter and can impact mood.
•Prioritize whole, nutrient-dense foods rich in omega-3s, magnesium, and B-vitamins.
•Move your body daily, even gently. A walk or light stretching can shift your energy and support stress hormones.
•Stay connected to people you trust. Isolation can make symptoms feel stronger.
•Create a winter rhythm that includes slower mornings, grounding routines, and intentional rest.
•Most importantly, give yourself grace. Seasonal depression is a physiological response, not a personal weakness.
You’re not alone, and small consistent habits can make a real difference!