Eighty-two per cent thought demand for mental health services will increase in the future.
Half of Scots are concerned about the impact the cost of living crisis is having on their mental health, new research by the Royal College of Psychiatrists in Scotland has found.
Eight-five per cent said rising energy costs, 79 per cent rising food costs while 31 per cent cited increasing debt. The Royal College of Psychologists in Scotland has called on all SNP leadership candidates candidates to look at prioritising mental health.
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