Nearly two in five young adults (38%) would keep quiet about mental health issues and suffer in silence – rather than seeking help, a study has found.
Other issues that Gen Z adults, aged 15-25, would rather not open up about, include debt trouble (34%), or struggles to find work (24%).
The poll of 1,000 Brits within this age group found that almost three-quarters (seven in ten) feel there is a stigma around mental health, abuse, homelessness, or unexpected unemployment.
