Ep. 216 - Dr. Gabor Maté on Trauma, Authenticity & Healing · 第216集 - 加博尔·马泰博士谈创伤、本真与疗愈

播客Podcast 时长 1:03:41 创伤Trauma心身医学Mind–Body成瘾Addiction Gabor Maté · Jessica Gill · Lacy Phillips · Gordon Neufeld · Darcia Narvaez · Richard Schwartz · Peter Levine · Helen Schucman
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In this episode of the EXPANDED Podcast from To Be Magnetic™, Dr. Gabor Maté joins the show to mark the release of his book The Myth of Normal: Trauma, Illness & Healing in a Toxic Culture. The conversation reframes trauma around a single distinction: trauma is not what happened to you, but what happened inside you as a result — a shift the show notes describe as what gives a person the power to truly heal. From there the discussion ranges across the science and psychology of trauma, the relationship between mind and body, and how stress connects to illness, including the personality traits the show notes associate with people who develop chronic illness.

The episode also turns toward everyday practice and parenting: the importance of listening to your body each day, navigating children’s screen time, and protecting nature and free play. Maté frames authenticity as an evolutionary need, touches on the brain activity behind addictive personalities, on understanding ADHD, and on how childhood defense mechanisms can resurface later in life — closing on agency, anger, and acceptance.

在 To Be Magnetic™ 出品的 EXPANDED 播客这一集中,加博尔·马泰博士做客节目,恰逢其新书《正常的迷思:有毒文化中的创伤、疾病与疗愈》出版。对话围绕一个核心区分重新界定创伤:创伤不是发生在你身上的事,而是这件事在你内心造成的结果——节目简介称,正是这种视角的转换赋予人真正疗愈的力量。由此延伸,讨论涉及创伤的科学与心理学、身心之间的关系,以及压力如何与疾病相关,包括节目简介所提到的、慢性疾病患者常见的人格特质。

这一集也转向日常实践与育儿:每天倾听自己身体的重要性、如何陪伴孩子面对屏幕时间,以及守护自然与自由玩耍。马泰将本真视为一种进化层面的需要,谈及成瘾型人格背后的大脑活动、对 ADHD 的理解,以及童年的防御机制如何在日后重新浮现——并以能动性、愤怒与接纳作结。

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Published · 原始发布
2022-09-16
Added · 收录日期
2026-06-13
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