Prince Harry encouraged members of the royal family to have therapy, it has been reported. According to The Times, the Duke of Sussex said it would help his relatives understand him better and "speak his language".
Harry, 38, was speaking to Dr Gabor Maté, a Hungarian-Canadian expert on "toxic trauma", according to The Times' report. He spent nearly an hour-and-a-half speaking to him in California on Saturday.
During the conversation, he said he was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) when his mother, Diana, died when he was 12. He also said he didn't think of himself as "a victim" and that his wife had "saved him". Harry said Meghan was an "exceptional human being" and also spoke about how drugs, including cannabis and psychedelics, "really helped" him.
