No, we don’t all need therapy
Only the most heartless fantasist would deny the life-saving role that therapy plays in helping people manage mental illness. Some people, of course, find it enjoyable or helpful for their own reasons and fair play to them. “You do you, babe,” as they say. But in the round, there is more wrong than right with the edifice. What else is one to conclude after Meghan “Sussex” née Markle, one of the luckiest and most spoiled women in the world, posted on Instagram last week that that the “hardest seven years” of her life – those that followed her becoming a duchess, having two healthy children and trading a royal residence
