Many Brits say they feel left up in the air since the Referendum result with problems being compounded by those politicians who have now called it a day.
Dr Judith Mohring, a psychiatrist at the Priory’s Wellbeing Centre in the the heart of London’s business district, said: “At least 80 per cent of the patients I am seeing at the moment mention Brexit during consultations.
“I am talking to people in banking and medics and lawyers, who all raise Brexit with me. I talk to them about living with uncertainty, that life is fundamentally uncertain and we have to develop mechanisms which help us cope with that.”
Eva Kurz, a former lawyer and banker turned therapist in Belsize Park, told the Financial Times that even 12-year-olds are concerned their parents will lose their jobs and they might have to move.
“It was surprising that anxiety was spreading to the children,” she said. – READ MORE
