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Seasonal Affective Disorder Support in Oakville

Seasonal Affective Disorder Support in Oakville

Looking for seasonal affective disorder support in Oakville? Seasonal affective disorder is low mood that comes with the darker months of the year. At Inside Health Clinic, our naturopathic doctors test to learn why it is happening, then build a plan for you.

For seasonal affective disorder, book with Dr. Mariam Nokerah, ND, one of our naturopathic doctors (about Dr. Nokerah), or call 905-842-6654.

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How to get started

  1. Book the $129 In-Clinic Deep Healing Assessment (more than 50 biomarkers and a free strategy call with a naturopathic doctor).
  2. Tell us about your health history and goals.
  3. Get the tests that fit your needs.
  4. Review your results with your practitioner.
  5. Start a plan made for you, with check-ins along the way.

Related care at Inside Health: depression support, fatigue and insomnia. For general information, see MedlinePlus (U.S. National Library of Medicine).

Seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, is low mood, low energy and extra sleep that come in the fall and winter. It often lifts in spring.

At Inside Health Clinic in Oakville, we use the Deep Healing Method to find out why your mood drops in the dark months. We do not guess. We look for the root cause, so we can treat the real problem and not only the symptom.

Why does winter hit some people hard?

Less sunlight can lower vitamin D and change your body clock and the chemicals that lift mood. Low thyroid, low iron, low B vitamins, blood sugar swings and poor sleep can add to it. Your gut health matters too.

The reason is different for each person. We do not promise a cure. We test to find what may be adding to your winter low and support your body.

The Deep Healing Method: 3 steps

Our Deep Healing Method looks for the root cause, then fixes it in three steps.

1. Data: find out why

First, we test and check. We do not guess.

We look at vitamin D, thyroid, iron, B vitamins, blood sugar and sleep.

Tests we may use: blood work and hormone testing.

2. Remove obstacles: detox

Next, we take away what is in the way.

This may mean fixing food triggers, calming swelling and resetting your sleep and light habits.

3. Replace: put back what is low

Then we put back what is low, and we learn why it was low.

We replace what is low, such as vitamin D, and check how long you need support so the change lasts.

Start with the In-Clinic Deep Healing Assessment

For a limited time, you can start with our In-Clinic Deep Healing Assessment for $129.

  • We check more than 50 biomarkers. These are body signs, like blood tests, that show how your body is working.
  • You learn the root cause of your winter low mood.
  • You get a free strategy call with a naturopathic doctor to talk about the best next steps.

Questions? Call 905-842-6654.

Winter low mood questions, answered

Is SAD just the winter blues?

SAD is stronger than the winter blues. It can affect sleep, energy and your daily life. We test to see what may be adding to it.

Can low vitamin D cause low mood?

Low vitamin D can add to it. We check your levels and replace what is low.

When should I start?

Starting early in the fall is best, but you can start any time.

If I feel unsafe or have thoughts of hurting myself, what do I do?

Call or text 988 in Canada at any time, or call 911 or go to an emergency department.

What is the Deep Healing Method?

It is a 3-step way to find and treat the root cause. Step 1 is Data: we test to learn why. Step 2 is Remove obstacles: we take away what is in the way. Step 3 is Replace: we put back what is low and learn why it was low.

What is in the $129 In-Clinic Deep Healing Assessment?

We check more than 50 biomarkers. These are body signs that show how your body is working. You also get a free strategy call with a naturopathic doctor to talk about the best next steps. This is a limited-time offer.

Who provides care at Inside Health Clinic?

Care is provided by the naturopathic and chiropractic doctors, nurses and staff at Inside Health Clinic.