Business Owners Consider Seasonal Affective Disorder Symptoms, Treatment & Prevention

Seasonal affective disorder is more than the winter blahs. It is a legitimate disorder and when it is diagnosed, it must be accommodated in the workplace.

January is a dark—and in many parts of the country, cold—month. The hours of daylight are short, and cases of seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, are at their peak.

People who suffer from SAD have symptoms of depression. This mood disorder, however, is associated with seasonal...

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