Women's strategies to cope with mental health issues during COVID-19 in Europe, 2022

Published by Statista Research Department, Jan 29, 2024

In 2022, a survey on how women would address mental health issues during COVID-19 in Europe revealed that 48 percent of women would likely turn to friends and family for support. Additionally, 38 percent of respondents indicated they would seek professional help from a family doctor or general practitioner.

This statistics depicts the share of women's strategies to cope with mental health issues in times of COVID-19 in Europe in 2022.

Share of women in Europe who identified selected people of reference or activities to cope with mental health issues, such as anxiety and depression, in times of COVID-19, in 2022

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Release date

March 2022

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Survey time period

Between 25 January and 3 February, 2022

Number of respondents

26,741 respondents

Age group

15 years and over

Method of interview

Computer-assisted web interviews (CAWI)

Supplementary notes

The respondents were asked "What they would do or who they would turn to if they were to experience mental health issues such as stress and anxiety?".

The survey data underwent weighting adjustments based on age, gender, activity status, and regional population distributions using rim weighting techniques.
Multiple answers were allowed in this survey.

This survey aimed at collecting women's perspectives regarding the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on issues such as violence against women, mental health, and women's employment situations.

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