The hormones in Seasonique are ethinyl estradiol(estrogen, 30 mcg) and levonorgestrel( progestin, 0.15 mg). Levonorgestrel is a potent progestin, which is why it occurs in such a low dose. I'm most familiar with norethindrone and it's kind of the guideline for progestins, so I'll compare it. 0.15 mg of levonorgestrel is equal to 0.795 mg of norethindrone, which is kind of a high dose of progestin. Higher progestin is associated with depression, so you might want to switch to a pill with a lower concentration of progestin (beware that different progestins have different strengths, so a lower dose doesn't mean a lower concentration). Some pills you might want to switch to, with similiar estrogen content, are (keep in mind yours has an equivalent to 0.795 mg of norethindrone):
Femcon Fe (35 mcg estrogen, 0.4 mg norethindrone)
Brevicon (35 mcg estrogen, 0.5 mg norethindrone)
Modicon (same as above)
Ortho-Cyclen (35 mcg estrogen, 0.25 mg norgestimate which equates to .325 norethindrone)
Avoid triphasic pills (pills that have a different amount of hormones in each week) as these can also cause depression.
A lower progestin potency may cause increased risk of breakthrough bleeding, but give it a shot.