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Dr. Ravi Shah gives insights on SAD. His main piece of advice: Get proactive about staving it off. SAD happens at certain times of year, primarily in winter—after Daylight Savings Time.

“A lot of people are doing it, but there’s not a lot of research on it,” Dr. Prudence Fisher says of equine therapy.

“We’re very interested in finding a new therapeutic for pain, because we have so few options out there,” explains Dr. Ziva Cooper.

For those whose sexual behavior is out of control, there may be some comfort in consulting a therapist. “It’s not a formula, says Dr. Meg. S. Kaplan. “Healthy sexuality is different for everyone.”