Seasonal Affective Disorder

Postpartum Depression

Climate Grief

Depression

Double Depression

Persistent Depressive Disorder (Dysthymia)

Postpartum Depression

Postpartum Depression

Chronic Major Depression Disorder

Major Depression Disorder with Atypical Features

Major Depression Disorder with Melancholic Features

Major Depression Disorder with Catatonic Features

Major Depressive Disorder with Seasonal Pattern Specifier

Peripartum Onset Specifier for Major Depressive Disorder

A 28-year-old client reports experiencing significant periods of low mood, loss of interest in hobbies, excessive sleeping, and increased appetite for the past three years. When asked about the timing of these episodes, the client notes that they consistently begin in late October and fully resolve by mid-April. During the summer months, the client reports feeling their 'normal self.' Based on this specific pattern, which label would most accurately describe the client's episodes of depression?