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In the short, grey days at this time of year, many people notice changes in their mood, motivation, sleep and energy. If you find yourself feeling lower in mood, more tired or less focused during autumn and winter, you are not alone - this seasonal shift is a well-recognised pattern known as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). SAD is more than simply disliking winter. It is a seasonal low mood that can affect your body clock, your brain chemistry and your emotional wellbeing.

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