Krampus — It’s beginning to look a lot like seasonal depression

Let’s talk about Krampus (2015) — everyone’s favourite half goat, half demon creature who has come to punish all the misbehaving children and dysfunctional families on Christmas — as a symbol for seasonal depression. It’s no surprise that December is a month of peak seasonal depression despite being labelled as the most wonderful time of the year. People tend to be ultra stressed out during the holidays — in particular at the prospect of spending time with their families. Oh the cognitive dissonance! So who better to reflect the true horrors of the season than a terrifying goat demon who brings along with him killer gingerbread men, teddy bears, and a jack in the box from hell?Mental Health is Horrifying is hosted by Candis Green, owner of Many Moons Therapy. ..............................................................Sources:Order The Horror Concierge: A Mental Health and Horror Tarot Readings + Film Reco. Order yours HERE. Hey final girls — I have an exciting group experience coming in the new year that will guide you through dreamwork exploration. Sign up for my newsletter to be the first to know when this launches in January.Krampus by Amy Tikkanen in Encyclopedia Britannica Behind the scenes of Christmas horror movie Krampus with Wellington's Weta Workshop by Collette Devlin Seasonal Affective Disorder, John Hopkins Medicine Krampus Origin Story | Krampus (2015) The Simpsons - Krusty Doll Set To Evil Christmas Shopping with Cousin Eddie Champ Kind intro A Theory of Cognitive Dissonance by Leon Festinger Holiday joy despite narcissistic relationships by Doctor Ramani