Laughing Through Winter: Tackling SAD with Sideways
Episode Overview
Seasonal Affective Disorder affects mood during darker months. Humour can be a powerful tool in managing emotional challenges. Light therapy is a popular method for alleviating SAD symptoms. Engaging in outdoor activities can boost mood and energy. Maintaining social connections helps combat feelings of isolation.
"If Smirnoff launched one, we might be talking a different story."
What emotional and inspiring tales of recovery are out there? Dive into the latest episode of Sideways where Graham Landi and Martin Pankhurst tackle the intriguing topic of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). As the clocks turn back and the nights grow longer, many find their mood slipping into a winter slump. But fear not, this podcast brings warmth and humour to the discussion, offering a light-hearted take on the emotional challenges faced during the colder months.
From the absurdity of fried chicken-flavoured toothpaste to the antics of a drug-running tote bag, there's no shortage of laughs. Graham and Martin also touch on personal experiences with SAD, providing relatable anecdotes that highlight the disorder's impact on daily life. Their conversation meanders through bizarre news stories, amusing personal reflections, and practical advice for coping with SAD. Whether it's embracing outdoor activities or exploring light therapy, you'll find plenty of suggestions to keep your spirits high.
So, why not grab a warm drink, snuggle up, and listen to this delightful blend of humour and wisdom? How do you cope with the winter blues?