Discover easy winter routines to boost your mood and bring order to your day. This is where I share the stuff that actually helps when Seasonal Affective Disorder flattens your mood and your to-do list right along with it. Simple winter routines, real self-care wins, and honest tips for getting through the darker months without pretending you’re fine when you’re not. Come for the winter survival tips, stay because someone finally gets it.
The sky gets darker. The days get shorter. It’s cold outside and you’re stuck inside. It’s no wonder that so many people start feeling down in winter. Worse, when you’re cooped up inside and feeling low, you may turn to foods that simply don’t help. Foods like candy, fried foods, and sugar. The good news is that there are tasty foods that can help you beat the winter blues.
Discover how seasonal affective disorder (SAD) can influence your decision-making and behavior in investing during the winter.
Hi, everyone! I know it’s been a while since I’ve posted, and I wanted to give you all a little update on why things have been quiet on my end. I had been working on putting together a course for us to tackle the winter blues, but recently everything’s gone on hold because… drumroll please……
Uncover the truth behind the saddest day of the year and find expert tips on stress relief, managing depression at work, and uplifting your mood every day. Get ready to conquer the January slump and beat Blue Monday.
Our bodies are naturally wired to work with nature, including our sleep patterns, which change with the seasons. Recently, people have become interested in using sleep to help fight SAD. By understanding how these changes affect our sleep and using strategies to align our sleep patterns with nature, we might be able to reduce the effects of SAD and improve our overall health.
