12/08/2025
As the days get shorter and sunlight fades, many people notice changes in mood, energy and sleep.
You’re not alone — these could be signs of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), a type of depression linked to changes in seasons.
There are things you can try to ease the winter blues, like getting sunlight or using a light box, staying active, staying connected, and prioritizing sleep and routine, but sometimes you need to ask for help. Talking to a primary care provider (P*P) can help you find the right support or treatment. To find a P*P and schedule an appointment, visit the link in the comments below.