
Supporting Seniors Through Seasonal Mood Changes
When the Days Grow Shorter October ushers in cozy blankets, fall colors, and pumpkin-flavored everything. But as the days grow shorter and evenings creep in earlier, not everyone feels uplifted.

When the Days Grow Shorter October ushers in cozy blankets, fall colors, and pumpkin-flavored everything. But as the days grow shorter and evenings creep in earlier, not everyone feels uplifted.

Even though spring flowers are starting to bloom, cool, rainy or even sunny spring days still can bring on feelings of sadness, depression and a lack of desire to do

Winter weather can keep seniors homebound and isolated. After all, biting cold and snowy days can make anyone want to stay in a warm bed or just sit all day