Our self-care needs change with the seasons. That's why we're talking about self-care tips for the summertime in this episode. We'll dig into the concept of reverse seasonal affective disorder (SAD) and offer practical advice on managing summer agitation. We'll also talk about optimizing sleep during longer days, adjusting supplement routines, and embracing seasonal diets to support wellbeing. Plus, get updates on the Joy Lab podcast's transition and new content coming soon.   

 

Key moments:

00:00 Introduction to the Joy Lab Podcast

00:25 Episode Overview and Exciting Updates

01:49 Understanding Reverse Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)

05:55 Managing Summer Activities and Social Engagements

07:06 Tips for Better Sleep During Summer

11:02 Summer Supplementation and Dietary Changes

17:42 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

  

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