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  Of natures, some are well- or ill-adapted for summer, and some for winter. —Hippocrates What is Summer SAD? While Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is

Here we are again at the New Year, like Janus, that two-faced god of ancient Greece, one face cast back to the old year and

I was very pleased when a colleague who heads up the department of psychology at American University in Washington, DC, invited me to talk to

Today we’re going to talk about what you can do to feel happier. Now evidence shows that about a third to a half of our

  Here in the northern hemisphere the days are getting shorter and darker. Not only is that a fact, but many of us feel it

I have  been delighted to be a part of HER Radio with Michelle King Robson and Dr. Pam Peeke. We wanted to provide several links

Botox for Depression? I have always gravitated to research approaches that are off the beaten track, such as the study of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)

Emotional Intelligence (EI) is a concept that has been around for a few decades, but came into popular awareness following the publication of Daniel Goleman’s

Today, February 17th 2014, at 11am EST I was interviewed by Nancy Redd (@nancyredd), of Huffington Post Live. The topic was Seasonal Affective Disorder and

As most of us know, February 14th – Valentine’s Day – is around the corner. Those of you who think the tradition was invented by