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83How to keep your mind off negative emotions
I used to be good at keeping my mind off of bad stuff. As stress relivers, I could just conjure up some strategy game on the internet with some friends, win some battles and all the worries would go away. But...
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74The Migration Of The Bi-Polar Snow Bird.
Funny thing happens in Minnesota, say around November. The sun disappears and everything turns white. It stays that way untill, oh, let's say May. Not that the snow goes away or anything in May, it just...
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71Five Tips for Beating the Winter Blues
Learn these 5 tips for easing the winter blues including light box therapy used for seasonal affective disorder.
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72Treating Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) with Light Therapy Lamp
When the nights start getting crisp, and the leaves start turning yellow, some people start feeling the winter blues again. Called Seasonal Affective Disorder, this form of depression coincides with winter...
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84How to beat holiday depression
How to deal with SAD and the holiday blues. Information, ideas, and thoughts on Seasonal Affective Disorder and winter depression.
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77Coping With SAD: 5 Tips
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) can really suck. For some it’s a mild annoyance, for others, it’s the equivalent of severe clinical depression. I guess mine falls somewhere in the middle – which makes...
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62Seasonal Affective Disorder
As the days get shorter and the leaves begin to change to various hues of red, yellow, and orange, millions of men and women will start to experience symptoms that they may not understand. They may feel...
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53Rantings of the Sun Starved
Not unlike other very green parts of the world, Western Washington has Winters that feel like a prison to me. Without the soft magical snow other regions get during the Winter months that nurture nostalgia...
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63A Case of the Winter Blues - How SAD Can Impact Your Life
Seasonal Affective Disorder affects millions of people around the world. While some get effective treatment most individuals go undiagnosed. Knowing the facts about SAD can help to shed light on a very real disorder that affects many people.
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49Bloggica
Once again, the grips of SAD (Seasonal Adjustment Disorder) have reared their fugly heads. And my skinny stems are shielded with fashion forward leggings. Nothing new to report, other than my current best...
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