Healthy Anger & Saying No with Gabor Maté · 健康的愤怒与学会说不——与加博尔·马泰对谈

播客Podcast 时长 51:34 心身医学Mind–Body创伤Trauma注意力ADHD Chelsea Handler · Gabor Maté · Catherine Law · Brad Dickert
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In this episode of Dear Chelsea, Chelsea Handler talks with Dr. Gabor Maté about the mind-body connection and how it shapes our health. Their conversation reframes ADHD not as a defect but as a natural response to childhood trauma, and argues that the inability to say “no” can become toxic for the body. The show notes also flag healthy anger as something that matters in processing trauma rather than a feeling to be suppressed.

The episode then moves into listener advice. A meditator struggles to quiet her mind because she can’t fully shut the world out; a mother of two confronts her marriage after discovering her husband’s infidelity and asks him to leave. Across these threads, the recurring theme is the cost of self-silencing and the role of honest emotion—including anger—in healing.

在这期《亲爱的切尔西》(Dear Chelsea)节目中,切尔西·汉德勒与加博尔·马泰医生探讨了身心连接及其对健康的塑造作用。对谈把多动症(ADHD)重新理解为对童年创伤的自然反应,而非一种缺陷,并指出无法说”不”会对身体造成毒害。节目简介还点明:健康的愤怒在处理创伤时是有意义的,而非一种需要被压抑的情绪。

随后节目转入听众咨询环节。一位练习冥想者难以让头脑平静,因为她无法把外部世界完全隔绝;一位有两个孩子的母亲在发现丈夫出轨后直面自己的婚姻,并请他离开。贯穿这些话题的反复主题是:自我噤声的代价,以及诚实情绪(包括愤怒)在疗愈中的作用。

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Published · 原始发布
2023-09-28
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2026-06-13
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