Is an Unhealed Wound Secretly Ruining Your Life? - Dr Gabor Maté · 未愈合的创伤是否正在悄悄毁掉你的人生? —— 加博尔·马泰医生

播客Podcast 时长 28:28 创伤Trauma成瘾Addiction心身医学Mind–Body Gabor Maté · Steven Bartlett
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This episode of The Resilient Mind features Dr. Gabor Maté, the Canadian physician and author known for his work in family practice and his focus on childhood development and trauma. The show notes frame the conversation around the idea that an unhealed wound can quietly shape a person’s life, the central question posed by the episode title. Maté’s stated areas of expertise — the long-term effects of early experience on physical and mental health — anchor the discussion.

According to the show notes, his work connects early-life trauma to a wide span of later outcomes, including autoimmune diseases, cancer, ADHD, and addiction. The episode is presented as part of The Resilient Mind’s broader project of building mental resilience, and it is published in partnership with Steven Bartlett’s channel. Because only the show notes are available for this entry, the article reflects the framing the publisher provides rather than the verbatim content of the conversation.

这集《The Resilient Mind》(坚韧之心)播客邀请了加拿大医生、作家加博尔·马泰医生,他以家庭医疗实践以及对童年发展与创伤的研究而知名。节目简介围绕一个核心问题展开,也就是本集标题所提出的:一处未愈合的创伤可能在不知不觉中塑造一个人的人生。马泰所专注的领域——早年经历对身心健康的长期影响——构成了对话的基础。

根据节目简介,他的研究将早年创伤与日后一系列广泛的结果联系起来,包括自身免疫性疾病、癌症、注意力缺陷多动障碍(ADHD)以及成瘾。本集被定位为《The Resilient Mind》“构建心理韧性”这一更广泛项目的一部分,并与史蒂文·巴特利特(Steven Bartlett)的频道合作发布。由于本条目仅有节目简介可用,本文反映的是发布方所提供的框架性介绍,而非对话的逐字内容。

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Published · 原始发布
2025-11-28
Added · 收录日期
2026-06-13
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