PPMW| Seasonal Affective Disorder

This week's joint article with Inspire Workplaces (in our Promoting Positive Mental Wellbeing series) is about Seasonal Affective Disorder.

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a form of low mood that affects some people during the winter months, particularly during the December, January and February. One hypothesised cause is a biochemical imbalance in the brain with the reduction of sunlight and daylight hours also being implicated.

Download the pdf below to find out more details.

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This article is by Inspire Workplaces from their Wellbeing Support Hub.

The hub contains instant access to a range of information, guidance and screening that is tailored specifically to help care for individual employee wellbeing needs.

For access to the Support Hub (including costs) contact enquiries@inspirewellbeing.org

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