In her authorized biography, Crown Princess Amalia gives private insights into her young life and also talks about the often regal taboo subject of therapy.
The Hague – Princess Amalia of the Netherlands (17) has revealed that she regularly see a psychotherapist when she feels overwhelmed. Her therapy experience goes back to childhood, reveals the future queen in her book, which was published a few weeks before her 18th birthday. She made the decision to deal with the issue openly, reveals 24royal.de. *
When the Dutch Crown Princess Amalia comes of age on December 7th, her first book, written by her biographer, the writer and comedian Claudia de Breij * (46), has already been published. In various preliminary publications in the Dutch media and on the NOS public radio, Amalia speaks plain text. She regularly see a psychotherapist.
As the eldest of the three daughters of King Willem-Alexander * (54) and Queen Màxima * (50), Amalia also speaks openly about the succession to the throne. She would ask her mother to step in temporarily if her father suddenly died. The glossy biography “Amalia” shows a responsible young woman who has to cope with a lot of pressure and expectations.
Amalia’s parents sent their young daughter to see a child psychologist when they were worried about their child’s wellbeing. Since then she has been attending therapeutic sessions regularly, reported the future Queen of the Netherlands.
Royals like Prince Harry (37) stand for an open approach to psychological help *. It is less well known that his father Prince Charles (73) also went to a psychologist for years.
There are many reasons. Crown Princess Amalia * has lost her aunt Inés Zorreguieta (33, † 2018). * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
