With inflation continuing to rise (from 10.1% in January to 10.4% in February) and the price of some groceries doubling over the past year, according to research from Which?, the cost-of-living crisis isn’t likely to end any time soon.
Nor is the anxiety associated with financial pressures – a survey last year found that two-thirds (66%) of BACUP therapists believe cost-of-living concerns are causing a decline in people’s mental health.
