The Psychological Cost of Recession and Recovery
There is growing evidence of the high psychological cost of recession, with many families facing an uncertain future due to unemployment, redundancy or reduced incomes. A recent survey by mental health charity Mind found that 10% of the 2000 people questioned had approached their GPs as a result of their economic circumstances, mainly suffering with depression. They found that men, in particular,...
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Depression is an extremely common condition, yet it is largely hidden. While we might comfortably explain to our friends and employers that we have a physical illness, many people suffering from depression feel unable to discuss it openly. Statistics tell us that depression is one of the most significant psychological disorders in the western world. Its incidence is growing in all age groups and...
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