10/08/2025
As the days grow shorter, it’s common to notice a dip in mood, energy, or motivation. For some, these seasonal changes can develop into Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)—but the good news is, you can plan ahead.
Here are simple steps that make a difference:
✨ Get morning light—start your day with a short walk or time by a sunny window.
😴 Keep a steady sleep routine—consistent rest helps regulate mood and energy.
🏃 Move your body daily—gentle movement boosts endorphins and fights sluggishness.
💡 Consider a light therapy box—extra light exposure can mimic sunshine and improve symptoms.
🩺 Talk to us—screening, support, and treatment options are available if symptoms become overwhelming.
You don’t have to wait until winter to start feeling better. 🍂
At SSDIC, we focus on whole-body care—supporting both your physical and emotional health.
💻 Telehealth appointments available.
📅 Book your mood & energy check-in today.