NewzA study released on September 29 in Madrid indicates that 45 percent of older adults perceive accessing psychological care resources as difficult or very difficult. The findings highlight a notable trend regarding age demographics within this population segment.
Data suggests that the perception of difficulty is most prevalent among individuals aged 60 to 65. This sentiment tends to decrease as the age of the respondents increases, suggesting varying levels of engagement or need for mental health services across different stages of senior life.
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