Psychologists and psychotherapists warn tell-all approach could hinder duke from coming to terms with past
Prince Harry’s revelations of his grievances against the royal family are counterproductive to their reconciliation and to healing his own childhood traumas, relationship experts have said.
In TV interviews, Harry has defended publishing his autobiography, Spare, as a measure of last resort, driven by the royal family’s failure to address his “incredibly hurtful” experiences, and that none of his revelations were intended to harm them.
Psychologists and psychotherapists warn tell-all approach could hinder duke from coming to terms with pastPrince Harry’s revelations of his grievances against the royal family are counterproductive to their reconciliation and to healing his own childhood traumas, relationship experts have said.In TV interviews, Harry has defended publishing his autobiography, Spare, as a measure of last resort, driven by the royal family’s failure to address his “incredibly hurtful” experiences, and that none of his revelations were intended to harm them. Continue reading…
