7 | Seasonal Affective Disorder; Holiday Songs

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The Mental Minute with Michigan Medicine

U-M Eisenberg Family Depression Center

18 episodes

2 days ago

A podcast all about mental health, and then some. Produced by the University of Michigan's Eisenberg Family Depression Center, co-hosts Jeremy Fallis and Will Heininger discuss a variety of prescient topics in the mental health realm. The podcast also features guest appearances from the U-M community and beyond to bring special focus in their areas of expertise. The purpose of the podcast is to raise awareness about mental health in a fun, casual way.

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7 | Seasonal Affective Disorder; Holiday Songs

The Mental Minute with Michigan Medicine

28 minutes 31 seconds

4 years ago

7 | Seasonal Affective Disorder; Holiday Songs

Will and Jeremy end 2020 with an important discussion about Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) before shifting gears into a light-hearted Mental MInutes segment: Top Five Holiday Songs (9:14). That fun is followed by going over what they both learned during 2020 that they hope to take into 2021 (18:27). Things are wrapped up with a Sports Minute (21:30), a special recognition for the Athletes Connected program (23:43) and a final upcoming events notice (26:50).

Thank you to everyone who tuned in during our first year of podcasting. For more information about all the news, events, research and resources that the Depression Center provides, visit depressioncenter.org.