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Ex-archbishop says he needed psychiatric help after Smyth abuse failures
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Ex-archbishop says he needed psychiatric help after Smyth abuse failures
Justin Welby has disclosed that he has been receiving both psychotherapy and psychiatric treatment to help him cope with what he calls his “failure” in handling abuse allegations against the late John Smyth, a scandal that led to his resignation as Archbishop of Canterbury in 2024. In a recent episode of Gyles Brandreth’s Rosebud podcast, Archbishop Welby confirmed that he has been “seeing a psychotherapist for a considerable period of time” and…
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