October Health – 2025 Report
35-44 Demographic in Namibia
The leading cause of stress in the age group "35-44" in Namibia is often linked to financial pressures, including concerns about job security and economic instability. Other contributing factors include work-related stress, family responsibilities, and balancing personal and professional life. Addressing mental health in the workplace through programs like those offered by October can help mitigate these stressors.
How mental health affects the 35-44 demographic differently
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Career Pressure: Individuals aged 35-44 often face heightened responsibilities in their careers, including leadership roles and the pressure to perform.
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Work-Life Balance: This age group may be managing both career commitments and family responsibilities, leading to stress from juggling multiple roles.
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Health Concerns: As age begins to take a toll on the body, concerns about health, stamina, and work-related injuries can increase stress levels.
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Financial Responsibilities: Many in this demographic may be dealing with significant financial burdens such as mortgages, education costs for children, and planning for retirement.
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Job Security: Economic fluctuations can lead to anxiety about job stability, particularly for those in industries that may be vulnerable to change.
Integrating mental health support programs like those offered by October, which focus on group sessions and resources tailored for this age group, can be beneficial in alleviating these stresses.
Data from October Health
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