These are some common ways money can affect your mental health:
- Certain situations might trigger feelings of anxiety and panic, like opening envelopes or attending a benefits assessment.
- Worrying about money can lead to sleep problems.
- You might not be able to afford the things you need to stay well. This might be housing, food, water, heating, or treatments like medication and therapy. See our information on what to do if you can’t afford the things you need.
- Money problems can affect your social life and relationships. You might feel lonely or isolated, or like you can’t afford to do the things you want to.
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Thanks for the information. I think some of our European governments are in the midst of case studies about this. Let’s hope they will not end up in a Napoleonean disaster. 😉 Best wishes, Michael
Thank you Michael of course the pole suffered the most and I most likely to get mental illnesses though anybody can get them. Apps for stopping spending money on things ukm we don’t absolutely need that can be very difficult when we are under stress.
We must help each other every time
I am very pleased to hear that some research has been starters by European governments to find out more about this.
1 best wishes from Katherine