The Anderson County Hospital will host a lunch and learn today about a very important topic that can affect you and your entire family. Seasonal affective disorder. It’s a form of depression that can interfere with day to day living. It typically happens between October and April, when the sun shines less and the temperatures get colder. Most call it the winter blues, but it’s real and affects millions of Americans. Come learn how you can combat this mental health issue. Bring your lunch to the Anderson County Hospital today from 12-12:30 and listen as experts from Saint Luke’s talk about this type of seasonal depression that can affect entire families.
