Mental Health

Mental Health Survey

AXA Mind Health Report : Mental health continues to deteriorate around the world

Mental health around the world continues to deteriorate according to the fifth edition of the AXA Mental Health Report. The study, conducted in collaboration with Ipsos, aims to identify mental health and well-being issues around the world in order to develop solutions to alleviate them. Ipsos surveyed 17,000 people from 16 countries across Europe, the United States and Asia.

07.04.25

Mental Health Survey

Ipsos NZ Mental Health Day 2024 – New Zealand report

Our latest Health Services Report finds mental health as the biggest health problem facing New Zealanders, ahead of the global country average.

31.10.24

Public Health Survey

Ipsos NZ Health Services Report 2024

The Ipsos Global Health Service Monitor has been run on a regular basis in around 30 markets globally since 2018. The survey was conducted in New Zealand for the first time in 2023 and this year, it includes a sample of n=1,000 New Zealanders. Fieldwork was conducted between 26 July and 9 August 2024.

08.10.24

Mental Health Survey

New Zealanders' Views on Mental Health

Wellington, 22 November 2023 – Significantly more New Zealanders now believe the current healthcare system treats mental health as being equally important as physical health. The proportion who believe physical health is treated as more important was 43%, significantly down from 59% in 2022. This puts New Zealand on par with the global country average.

22.11.23

Society Publication

Ipsos Update – November 2023

Health, trust, ESG… Ipsos Update explores the latest and greatest research & thinking on key topics from Ipsos teams around the world.

12.12.23

Global Advisor Survey

One in two New Zealanders reported having felt severely stressed and/or depressed in the past year

New Zealanders are thinking about their mental wellbeing more often than a year ago, however still less than they think about their physical wellbeing. New Zealand males are less likely to think about their mental health than females, who are above the global average.

22.11.22