‘Summer SAD’: How hotter temperatures can affect your mental health

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Seasonal affective disorder is more commonly known for people who struggle during the winter months

Clinical psychologist Adam Borland said summer SAD is caused by ‘a combination of physiological and environmental issues’ - (Getty/iStock) — image source: static.independent.co.uk

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Clinical psychologist Adam Borland said summer SAD is caused by ‘a combination of physiological and environmental issues’ - (Getty/iStock) — image source: static.independent.co.uk

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