"We All Have Trauma" | Gabor Maté on Trauma and Illness and the Myth Of Normal (Part 3)

Why don't you upload whole video too? or at least a playlist? this format doesn't work with the way I consume...

Agreed he’s onto it bucks at toxicities presents itself as norm when it’s fraud technically

I'm not really sure we should pathologise normal human experience when most of us are safer than anytime in history

Good heading - so true

I’m retraining now using the Gupta program 🙏👍✌️

😂I don't know about you but Me* don't have any trauma for sure..ah yes iam abuses yes from the monstrous out there..not here in robot ..😂soooo stay strong we need you..
Xoris trauma

Sorry, but if everybody has trauma, no one has trauma...

This is a dangerous belief system and worldview.

There needs to be a more balanced approach taken when discussing trauma.

Not only does this generalize those who suffer with trauma, it invalidates those who have suffered the most.
An gives room to those who have suffered little to redefine and/or monopolize conversations surrounding trauma.
This can be seen constantly around the subject of mental health.

Also, the ACEs list is incomplete. It doesn't take into consideration personal or parental disability(lifelong or sudden). As well as the impact of religion, lack and/or loss of community on a child.

The human species can be terrible, treacherous, disgusting. But we can do our best to keep going. Overcome as much as we can. It won’t be easy. But that’s life.

Good is a proxy for the stability and fitness of a society and civilization. Evil is an anathema to that good. Therefore, evil is the opposite of stable. Good will always be more stable than evil. The ONLY way evil wins is if everyone dies.

I absolutely love Gabor Mate, soooo much wisdom and help to humanity 🙏😘🙏

It’s all good. God is our everything!

This man is a gift to the world. Thank you Gabor Maté for sharing your invaluable insight into your work.

What are these AC studies?