As the first crisp whispers of autumn give way to winter's embrace, many revel in the beauty of the changing seasons—the comfort of cozy sweaters, the joy of the holidays, and the peaceful hush of a snow-blanketed world. But for some, this time of year signals the onset of an internal struggle, a profound emotional winter that surpasses the physical cold outside. This is the reality of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), a type of depression that manifests with the diminishing light and warmth of the winter months.
