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The Real Reason Harry Can’t Move On | Psychiatrist Breaks It Down

What can Prince Harry's controversial interview teach us about the psychology of coping with loss? In this video, Dr. Raj Persaud breaks down Harry’s emotional response to losing his court case—and what it reveals about deeper psychological patterns. From denial and emotional venting to the surprising parallels with stalker psychology, Dr. Persaud uses the four tasks of grieving to offer a forensic psychiatric analysis of what's really going on beneath the surface. Key topics include: Why repeating your arguments can be a sign of unresolved loss The hidden trap of emotional blackmail How failing to reinvest emotions leads to public self-sabotage This isn't just about Harry—it's about how all of us can (and often don’t) cope with major life changes. 🔔 Subscribe for more psychiatric takes on current events. 00:00 – Introduction: Why Harry’s Interview Matters 01:30 – The Four Tasks of Coping With Loss 03:12 – Task 1: Accepting Reality – Harry’s Denial 05:04 – Why He Keeps Repeating Himself 06:43 – Emotional Blackmail? Sending a Message to the Royals 08:10 – Talking About the King’s Cancer – But Who’s the Focus? 09:30 – Task 2: Venting Emotion – Done Right or Wrong? 11:15 – Broken Record Syndrome: Why It’s Psychologically Revealing 12:30 – Stalker Psychology: Is Irritation Still a Relationship? 14:18 – Paradoxical Relationships – Wanting Love From Those You Blame 15:42 – Task 3: Learning New Skills – The Self-Protection Blind Spot 17:26 – Public Service or Self-Service? Missteps in Messaging 19:00 – Task 4: Reinvesting Emotion – Has Harry Found His New Purpose? 20:25 – Final Thoughts: What This Interview Really Tells Us