You always hear that summer is the season of self-love. It's sunny, beautiful out -- the wind in your hair, sand in your shoes, tanning right on the beach. Give yourself a cool, new haircut that gets the heat and weight off your shoulders and making a new you for fun in the sun.
But, we all know what SAD is. Otherwise known as season affective disorder, SAD is when the season, usually winter, changes your mood. "Seasonal depression", as some would call it, hits you right around the time it starts to get cold because we all know we feel happier when we're getting that Vitamin D from the Sun. It's proven that warm and sunny weather picks up our moods.
I am not one for people self-diagnosing their issues. Don't go running around telling people you have SAD or season depression, that's something you should talk to your doctor or therapist about. But, we all know when we are sad and we all know what is happening to us and why to a degree. So, when you're feeling down on a cold winter day -- bundle up and love yourself a little harder this season.
If you're looking to treat yourself, here are some ideas: