Dr. Gabor Maté: Who Gets Sick, and How to Prevent it · 加博尔·马泰博士:谁会生病,以及如何预防

播客Podcast 时长 1:30:49 创伤Trauma心身医学Mind–Body成瘾Addiction Gabor Maté · Mayim Bialik
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On Mayim Bialik’s Breakdown, Dr. Gabor Maté discusses which groups of people tend to be most prone to chronic illness, the practical steps that can help prevent these diagnoses, and the link between childhood trauma and mental and physical health conditions that surface later in life. The conversation surveys health conditions whose stress-related causes are often overlooked, and argues that healthy attachment and meeting a child’s needs matter even more than commonly assumed. Maté identifies the personality characteristics he associates with proneness to chronic illness, addresses why autoimmune disease predominantly affects women, and warns about the dangers of systematically denying one’s own emotions.

Maté and Bialik also consider how well-meaning, loving parents can unintentionally create lower-level trauma in their children, how a sense of being unwanted can feed workaholism, and the limitations of the traditional nuclear family. Drawing on his clinical experience, Maté reflects on his time working at a supervised injection site, why most people in the prison system are highly traumatized, and why trauma and addiction so often go hand in hand. The episode is tied to his book The Myth of Normal.

在玛伊姆·拜力克主持的播客《Breakdown》中,加博尔·马泰博士谈到了哪些人群最容易罹患慢性疾病、有哪些切实可行的方法能帮助预防这些诊断,以及童年创伤与日后出现的身心健康状况之间的关联。对话梳理了一些其压力相关成因常被忽视的健康问题,并指出健康的依恋关系、满足孩子的需求,其重要性甚至超出人们通常的认知。马泰指出了他认为与慢性疾病易感性相关的人格特质,探讨了为何自身免疫疾病主要影响女性,并警示系统性否认自身情绪所带来的危害。

马泰与拜力克还谈到,用心良苦、充满爱意的父母如何可能无意中给孩子造成较轻微的创伤,“不被需要”的感受如何助长工作狂倾向,以及传统核心家庭的局限。借助自己的临床经验,马泰回顾了他在监督注射点工作的时光、为何监狱系统中大多数人都承受着深重的创伤,以及为何创伤与成瘾常常如影随形。本集与他的著作《正常的神话》相关联。

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Published · 原始发布
2022-11-01
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2026-06-13
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