11/27/2025
Did you know changing seasons could change your mood?
For some people less daylight triggers shifts in brain chemistry and internal rhythm, that’s how Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) develops.
What helps treat SAD:
✔Light therapy and talk therapy are proven to ease seasonal depression symptoms.
✔Regular routines for sleep, diet, and daily activity help regulate mood.
✔Flexible online therapy options make mental health support easier to access no matter the weather or schedule.
A busy NJ resident shared that starting weekly online sessions and small lifestyle changes helped her avoid the usual “winter slump.” She described feeling more energized and engaged this season, instead of just waiting for spring.
If the season is getting you down, we can help. Contact us today → https://familypsychnj.com/contact-us/