'Reverse SAD' Is A Real Thing. Here Are The Signs.

Winter isn't the only season that can bring out some serious blues. 

When you hear the term “seasonal affective disorder,” odds are you think of wintertime blues.

“We tend to associate shorter days, less sunlight and cold weather with higher chances of depressed mood,” therapist Natalie Moore told HuffPost. “Conversely, when we think of summertime, we imagine longer days, sunshine and picture people being more joyful and optimistic.”

For some people, however, the sunnier seasons bring an emotional struggle.