The Cost of Living Crisis and Its Impact on Anxiety in the UK
Office for National Statistics (ONS) found that more than three-quarters of people in the UK have felt worried about the rising cost of living, and for many, this worry has grown into something far more overwhelming.
Anxiety can emerge from the constant worry about how to make ends meet, the fear of falling into debt, or the guilt of being unable to provide for one’s family.Financial insecurity can often trigger a range of emotional and psychological effects.
When people struggle to cover their essential outgoings, the stress doesn’t just disappear once the bills are paid. It’s a chronic stressor, leading to feelings of hopelessness, panic, and a sense of being trapped in an endless cycle.
This prolonged stress can have a direct impact on anxiety levels.People already dealing with anxiety may find that their symptoms worsen.
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