By Tag Clar Editorial
In a world where mental health seems to be a priority, there are bitter realities regarding the treatment of depression in the elderly. Many older individuals, despite suffering from depression and needing help, are deprived of psychotherapy.
Why this deprivation?
This issue is due to multiple factors, including the failure to properly identify mental health problems in this age group, financial pressures, and a lack of psychological resources. Many doctors also do not fully pay attention to the mental state of the elderly, and this issue can have irreparable consequences for the individual and their family.
This reality not only indicates a flaw in the healthcare system but also serves as a serious alarm for a society that needs to pay more attention to its elderly population. Is it not time to listen to the voices of this vulnerable group and take action to improve their mental well-being?
