Overview
- Entertainment Weekly corrected an initial report to note the quotes circulating online came from a 2022 interview, not a new piece on Future of Personal Health.
- Harbour’s representative told EW he did not give that undated Future of Personal Health interview, which reused his earlier remarks.
- Harbour has said he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder at 25 and has been in therapy since getting sober in 1999.
- In the earlier comments, he said starting intensive psychotherapy made a “world of difference” and that he has not had a manic flare‑up since beginning psychoanalysis.
- He described his manic episodes in detail and urged people to combine therapy with medication, recommending low‑ or no‑cost groups for those who cannot afford treatment.