SAD question

Hi,

Firstly may I say that this thread is by no way meant to insult, hurt or mock anyone’s feelings or past experiences with SAD, I see in other posts some people are quite sensitive about this subject.

I am currently working on a thesis and need your help if you have been diagnosed with SAD.

It goes like this……

If you hear the weather as a manifestation in audible form, let’s say a major scale for a bright sunny day, then do you think it would help at all? If sound/music therapy was used with a light box at the same time, do you think it would increase the recovery rate?

I`m working on the subconscious element to help with SAD and am currently investigating sound/music as a possible solution or partial remedy.

My father is diagnosed with SAD, so it does fall closely to my heart.

Any feed back would be greatly received.

Many thanks.

Andy

"i think you are insinuating that s.a.d is a phsycological problem, when the condition is actually neurological.

what next, air fresheners that smell of summer fields as well."

I am not insinuating that. I agree that it is neurological which is why music or sound is being used. God forbid that people would be using air fresheners.

http://www.outsidein.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1660

Good dose of pop-punk rock can help cheer me up but it is temporary!
Gonna go and mosh at New found glory tonight 8) Listening to Rancid to warm up! :D