Dr. Gabor Maté On How Trauma Fuels Disease · 加博尔·马泰医生:创伤如何助长疾病

播客Podcast 时长 1:42:53 创伤Trauma心身医学Mind–Body成瘾Addiction Gabor Maté · Rich Roll
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In this Rich Roll Podcast episode (2022-09-05), Dr. Gabor Maté returns for his second appearance on the show — his first was RRP #188 — to argue that, in what Roll calls the most health-obsessed society ever, much is still not well, and that the sleeping giant beneath this malaise is unhealed trauma. Best known for his work on the link between addiction and childhood development, Maté is presented here as the author of In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts, which Roll names an essential read on the nature of addiction, and of his then-newest and most ambitious book, The Myth of Normal. The show notes frame that book as a groundbreaking extrapolation of his addiction thesis — an investigation into the true causes of illness, the many ways our society breeds disease, and the pathway back toward health and well-being.

Over the conversation, the notes say, Maté illuminates what we can do to course-correct and heal both as individuals and as a collective society. Roll closes with his hope that listeners will rethink their own behavioral compulsions, redress their own unhealed pain, and in turn treat those who suffer with more compassion and understanding.

在这期《Rich Roll Podcast》节目(2022 年 9 月 5 日)中,加博尔·马泰医生第二次做客——首次是第 188 期(RRP #188)——他提出:在罗尔所说的”史上最痴迷健康的社会”里,许多事情依然不容乐观,而这一不适背后沉睡的”巨人”,正是未曾疗愈的创伤。马泰以研究成瘾与童年发展之间的关联而广为人知;节目简介将他介绍为《In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts》(饿鬼之境)的作者——罗尔称这本书是理解成瘾本质的必读之作——以及当时最新、也最具雄心的著作《The Myth of Normal》(正常的迷思)的作者。简介将后者描述为他成瘾论题的一次开创性延伸——一场对疾病真正成因、对社会以何种方式滋生疾病、以及通往健康与福祉之路的探究。

简介称,在这场对话中,马泰阐明了我们作为个体、也作为整个社会,能够如何校正方向并走向疗愈。罗尔在结尾表达了他的期望:愿听众重新审视自己的行为性强迫、正视自己未曾疗愈的痛苦,并因此以更多的慈悲与理解去对待受苦之人。

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2022-09-05
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2026-06-13
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