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My version of Michael Jackson's "Thriller."

Okay, folks, we’ve got two days until Armageddon for depressives: Daylight Savings Time. Time to pull out the HappyLites! In case you think I’m making up all this stuff about less light leading to depression, especially in the winter months, I will quote a woman with much more medical knowledge and expertise than me: Karen…

According to Karen Swartz, here’s how to recognize seasonal affective disorder (SAD): Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is characterized by recurring bouts of major depression that usually coincide with the shorter daylight hours of autumn and winter. Though a person with SAD may have depressive episodes at other times of the year, the number of seasonal…

An attorney lists 3 reasons why so many lawyers are depressed and 5 things they can do every day to beat depression.
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