Belgium (The Brussels Morning Newspaper): A recent survey indicates increased anxiety (19% and depression (17%) rates. To handle this, Mental Health Week in Wallonia will have events centered on the impacts of digital health.
A recent survey by the health institute found more people feeling anxious and depressed this year compared to last year. Anxiety went up from 18% to 19%, and depression rose from 15% to 17%, which is a noticeable change. To address this important problem, mental health experts and other related groups like social services, universities, and organizations will welcome the public during the tenth Mental Health Week in Wallonia.
What Activities Will Be Featured During Mental Health Week?
In Wallonia’s Mental Health Week, there will be different activities such as online workshops, exhibitions, walks, discussions, webinars, and training sessions. These events will center around three main topics: ‘Hyperconnectivity and Digital Discomfort,’ ‘Youth, Mental Health, and Screens,’ and ‘Mental Health Resources in the Digital Era.’ The event will focus on how mental health and digital technology are related. Digital issues affect everyone and can have positive or negative impacts, as stated by the non-profit organization. People can find the full schedule for the week on the event’s website.
