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Winter is quickly approaching and the risk of seasonal affective disorder (SAD) comes with it. This is when colder weather is linked to more depressive emotions.
- Add vitamin D to your diet. – Winter brings less sunlight so you may want to add vitamin D supplements to your daily intake.
- Unplug! – Unplugging can help bring you back to reality and connect with the world around you.
- Talk to someone about your feelings. – Talking to someone you trust such as a friend, mentor, or therapist could help you release any sadness you may feel.
- Go for a walk. – Going for a walk and enjoying nature can help put your mind at ease.
- Use essential oils to relax. – Essential oils such as lavender and Sandalwood have been proven to help with anxiety and calm the mind.
- Seek additional help if needed. – There’s nothing wrong with needing a little extra help.
