Columbus, OH – In an age where many Americans tend to work more and vacation less, health officials say Sunday Night Syndrome has become more prevalent in U.S. households. While it's not officially classified as a psychiatric or medical condition, the term refers to the stress that often creeps in as the weekend concludes. Kappy Madenwald serves as the clinical director for the Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Board of Franklin County. She tells Mike Foley it's affecting a significant number of people.