"The Myth of Normal": Dr. Gabor Maté on Trauma, Illness and Healing in a Toxic Culture

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  • Опубликовано: 15 сен 2022
  • In an extended interview, acclaimed physician and author Dr. Gabor Maté discusses his new book, just out, called "The Myth of Normal: Trauma, Illness, and Healing in a Toxic Culture." "The very values of a society are traumatizing for a lot of people," says Maté, who argues in his book that "psychological trauma, woundedness, underlies much of what we call disease." He says healing requires a reconnection between the mind and the body, which can be achieved through cultivating a sense of community, meaning, belonging and purpose. Maté also discusses how the healthcare system has harmfully promoted the "mechanization of birth," how the lack of social services for parents has led to "a massive abandonment of infants," and how capitalism has fueled addiction and the rise of youth suicide rates.
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  • @marthamagee2055
    @marthamagee2055 Год назад +52

    " What people need is Community, Compassion, Contact and Safety. That's what allows people to work through their traumas. And unfortunately, that's not readily available."
    - Gabor Maté MD

  • @TheJagjr4450
    @TheJagjr4450 Год назад +217

    "Normal is just a cycle on the washing machine."
    One of the best sayings I have ever heard.

    • @jennyomalley7634
      @jennyomalley7634 Год назад

      " Normality is not something to aspire too , but something too get away from ' is another silly saying. WHAT is normal ? is a question asked by people that don't fit in . Another word for normal is regular ( used by Americans ) people know full well what it means . Nothing wrong with being different , or abnormal . Get on with it , leave normal alone.

    • @rubytuesday7653
      @rubytuesday7653 Год назад

      💛🙂💛

  • @nonyabizness.original
    @nonyabizness.original Год назад +178

    "It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society" -- J. Krishnamurti

  • @truthinknowledge8312
    @truthinknowledge8312 Год назад +230

    One of the few academics that stood up for Palestinians. Respect.

    • @lupe9249
      @lupe9249 Год назад +2

      👆👆The handle above has the best tips and stuffs for micro dosing shrooms, psych meds, dmt trips, psilocybin and ships swiftly 🍄…..

    • @CinCee-
      @CinCee- Год назад +22

      Gabor was actually born jewish in nazi occupied Hungary if I remember right.

    • @r3b3lvegan89
      @r3b3lvegan89 Год назад

      Correct. It’s shown in the Wisdom of Trauma I have the clips saved. He’s one of the few OGs who understands that Israel is just a Zionist genocidal state system just like the US and AIPAC is the linkage for their war profiteering against Palestine.

    • @wade5941
      @wade5941 Год назад +2

      Not so much.

    • @frankstared
      @frankstared Год назад +20

      Don't forget Chomsky, Chris Hedges, Arundhati Roy, Edward Said, etc.

  • @imanefares4390
    @imanefares4390 Год назад +83

    Struggling 3 months after my suicide attempt, glad I stuck around because I wouldn’t be able to read this book.

    • @nonyabizness.original
      @nonyabizness.original Год назад +22

      i'm glad you stuck around too 💖

    • @nishavasaikar2805
      @nishavasaikar2805 Год назад +10

      The Law of Nature is Change. Stay Blessed Love.

    • @t_khon_o
      @t_khon_o Год назад +12

      hold on. :) there’s plenty of great books to discover :)

    • @user-zy4wv7yx1z
      @user-zy4wv7yx1z Год назад +12

      Glad to hear you are still here, you are worth fighting for 💕

    • @fighttheevilrobots3417
      @fighttheevilrobots3417 Год назад +8

      We need you here, thank you for staying. There are so many good books.

  • @aikidragon9762
    @aikidragon9762 Год назад +51

    I tell people who push "Strength is everything", the majority of the mentality of the U.S., Strength without compassion is cruelty.

    • @lupe9249
      @lupe9249 Год назад

      🍄🍫🍄

    • @tomsenft7434
      @tomsenft7434 Год назад

      @@Thanksabunch the opposite of love is hate. If you reject power because you want to love, then you will not use the power of your love.

    • @TRSEnterprises-mm5ww
      @TRSEnterprises-mm5ww 13 дней назад

      ​@tomsenft7434 the opposite of love is indifference. Hate is love turned rotten

  • @banirahman4926
    @banirahman4926 Год назад +72

    In the Indian subcontinent culture parents pick up the baby when he/she cries. I used to get shocked when I saw western parents not reacting to their baby crying. I also never liked the western idea of separating babies and toddlers from their parents at night. The warmth and comfort that babies and toddlers get from the mother cannot be compared to anything. I’m really glad I didn’t listen to those theories and let my kids sleep with me until they got much older.

    • @jillybe1873
      @jillybe1873 Год назад +5

      Yes I ignored my native Western culture and followed my friends from South regions, kids fine thanks god

    • @pragmaticpoet
      @pragmaticpoet Год назад +9

      Oh the things I could say about abuse in all cultures, but what I have learned of prevalent trauma in India is heart breaking... no one culture is innocent of trauma cycling (authoritarian parenting, deifying parents, childhood prostitution, human trafficking, child labor, forced marriages, honor killings = but we cuddled our babies when they cry, but drop them on the ground and throw them under the bus when the start to grow up 🙄)

    • @tarmynastyr
      @tarmynastyr Год назад

      @@pragmaticpoet The Indians remain right on this point. It is better to comfort crying babies and let the kids sleep with their parents until older. Save your whataboutism for the next video.

    • @pragmaticpoet
      @pragmaticpoet Год назад +4

      @@tarmynastyr the superoriy complex of sssuming that western parents do not comfort their children when crying is interesting propaganda for a nation with a predominant culture of authoritarian parenting = that on average doesn't even respect their childrens autonomy by raising them to have the confidence to choose for themselves the most important aspects of life - 1.) career, and 2.) spouse / oh wow, you comforted them when they cried as an infant (which many western parents do) but than gaslite them their whole lives so they have no sense of personal identity = wow, impressive parenting tips

    • @tarmynastyr
      @tarmynastyr Год назад +4

      @@pragmaticpoet It is not assumption when many of your scholars promote that course of action. Look up Jordan Peterson, one of the main advocates for leaving crying children by themselves.
      I'm not even Indian and I would definitely not live in India. However, on the account of what the Indian lady said, she is on point.
      Do you have a Western superiority complex so big that you cannot accept valid criticism?
      I am a Vietnamese born Canadian and let me tell you that very rare are the Vietnamese born Canadians who do not succeed in life here, on account of good parenting. You do not see them in the streets, suffering from drug and alcohol addiction.

  • @toyotaprius79
    @toyotaprius79 Год назад +523

    This was profoundly heavy to listen to, thank goodness that we still have people the likes of Dr. Gabor Maté with us in this world

    • @marilynnyoung7026
      @marilynnyoung7026 Год назад +19

      Yes, I’ve watched soooo many of his vids since I discovered him a few years ago…I think it was pre pandemic but I spent many months watching and re watching his videos. I so concur with his findings and statements. I haven’t yet bought any of his books but I’ve done a lot of therapy and consciousness-raising activities pretty much my whole life to heal childhood traumas, so I’m quite familiar with these concepts. That said, I am still on a journey of exploration and healing and watching his videos have really helped me connect more dots.

    • @tommiebrooks8573
      @tommiebrooks8573 Год назад +12

      This response about shrooms above just shows you the problem here in America.
      Has nothing to do with what is being spoken about.

    • @neovxr
      @neovxr Год назад +13

      @@tommiebrooks8573 one should seek or create an understanding indigenous environment to use indigenous means of healing..

    • @tommiebrooks8573
      @tommiebrooks8573 Год назад +15

      @@neovxr I agree 👍
      My mother is Cherokee from the South.
      She and my elder family members use plants for healing.

    • @frankstared
      @frankstared Год назад +6

      What's your community? Go visit the homeless shelter(s) where you live: you'll find the very best people there.

  • @CatloafCreative
    @CatloafCreative Год назад +505

    Gabor Mate's work is essential to healing this world. Thank you for bringing him on!

    • @lupe9249
      @lupe9249 Год назад +1

      LSD,DMT,SHROOMS VARIETIES,CHOCOLATE BARS,MDMA,GUMMIES,CANNABIS,COKE AND MORE 💊🍫🍄

    • @frankstared
      @frankstared Год назад +1

      Meh, Erich Fromm didn't go into medicalized explanations but he said what needed to be said back in the 60s.

    • @chasinglighttoo
      @chasinglighttoo Год назад +1

      @@frankstared So what are you doing here?

    • @frankstared
      @frankstared Год назад +1

      @@chasinglighttoo I'll tell you but will you reciprocate? I came to see if he is embracing equity...yet.

    • @ArabUluv2hate
      @ArabUluv2hate Год назад +4

      @@frankstared he spent 12 years working with drug addicts. Wtf are you talking about?

  • @THandP_org
    @THandP_org Год назад +352

    "It is no measure of good health to be well-adjusted to a profoundly sick society"
    Dr Gabor Maté has been one of the most consistent advocates for the intentionally marginalized and stigmatized, the most vulnerable, and has been the most vocal critic of the popular treatment modalities as they actually create the very problems they claim to be wanting to heal.
    Thank you so much for this beautiful segment Amy.

    • @lupe9249
      @lupe9249 Год назад

      👆👆The handle above has the best tips and stuffs for micro dosing shrooms, psych meds, dmt trips, psilocybin and ships swiftly 🍄…..💊

    • @SusanHopkinson
      @SusanHopkinson Год назад +12

      Quotation from Jiddu Krishnamurti, 1966

    • @frankstared
      @frankstared Год назад +1

      Yet, he does not advocate for equity. He says almost everything else but that. And that is inexcusable.

    • @Danny-dt1pe
      @Danny-dt1pe Год назад

      @@frankstared 🤦‍♂️ life must be horrible being you.

    • @allaboutdetox7526
      @allaboutdetox7526 Год назад +1

      thats why NPD and all sort of cognitive dissonances in masses, psychopaths thrive in a sick society, yet they make sure that people get trauma regularly

  • @chinookvalley
    @chinookvalley Год назад +175

    I'm near 70 and am a white female. I cannot believe how in my lifetime I have been abused, used, and left for dead. Sadly our families are often what kills us, or at least they kill what we might have become. Jealously, greed, fear can turn people into living monsters. No matter how good we are, the devil lives and kills us while we breathe.

    • @paul2019monte
      @paul2019monte Год назад +29

      I'm right there with you. If I could go back in time I would have gone no contact with any family at 17. It's bad enough that Society takes advantage of us and our vulnerability but to have your family members backstab you and undermine you is the worst part. They have access.

    • @Lilly0170
      @Lilly0170 Год назад +10

      I recommend the channels crappy childhood fairy and Josiah Trenham.

    • @lunaridge4510
      @lunaridge4510 Год назад +10

      So you actually met my mother?

    • @frankstared
      @frankstared Год назад +13

      That is what our systems engineer.

    • @crystalbluewire3339
      @crystalbluewire3339 Год назад +4

      @Luna Ridge. .Thanks for that laugh. Same same.

  • @sheldonbodryn1003
    @sheldonbodryn1003 Год назад +246

    Years ago I spent a couple of days in a simple Mexican home where I often saw the mother picking up her baby and holding him close whenever he cried out. I had never seen such love in any of my US family, friends or relatives. We could learn a lot from such people.

    • @PowerHaters
      @PowerHaters Год назад

      Look at what American mother's let happen to their baby boys, they amputate the foreskin without anesthesia!

    • @hmartin751
      @hmartin751 Год назад

      Yes, then they grow up and cut people's heads off and become the cartel..lmao you've never seen a mom, loving a baby in the USA?wow. 👍 👌

    • @Ainttrippin
      @Ainttrippin Год назад +24

      I'm pretty sure american mothers also hold their crying baby's🤨

    • @urielarellano9828
      @urielarellano9828 Год назад +17

      Look. Okay look. I'm Mexican and im just saying. Im just throwing it out there. My mom literally has said multiple times, and i quote "kids don't cry blood" when talking about dealing with tantrums. 😬
      Those are the facts, do with it what you will

    • @lunaridge4510
      @lunaridge4510 Год назад +27

      @@Ainttrippin for way over a century, they have been told not to "spoil" them by picking them up when they cry and leave them alone at night. In traditional cultures, babies sleep with their mothers and breastfeed on demand. It was the Christian clergy that fought this normal behaviour in Europe to establish their supremacy in all things connected to family life; they originated those poisonous rumors that a mother would accidentally smother her baby during sleep, which could never happen of course. Your sleep changes completely after you give birth, you wake up after a single stir and feel your baby's body as a part of your own. Babies don't need to cry at all, mine never did.

  • @susanparker1374
    @susanparker1374 Год назад +84

    I’m 61 oct 7, and at my lowest, childhood was mayhem. Perfect timing. Thank you

    • @robertrichard6107
      @robertrichard6107 Год назад +5

      I'll be 69, Dec. 23, shutting the door on disallusion seems to bring higher B/P.

    • @lupe9249
      @lupe9249 Год назад +1

      💊🍄🍫

    • @jamesowuor6572
      @jamesowuor6572 Год назад +3

      The sun 🌞 always comes up another day 💗

    • @barbiekat6352
      @barbiekat6352 Год назад +1

      @@robertrichard6107 can you explain what you mean?

    • @jillybe1873
      @jillybe1873 Год назад +2

      With you ❤️🌹keep going 🤗

  • @incognito3620
    @incognito3620 Год назад +28

    Dr. Maté has hit the nail on the head on how society makes us feel inadequate, lacking. It took me until I was 65 to realized I was worthy. That I was useful and did not need others to verify this fact. I am an fine artist and my parents never understood how to deal with these attributes in a child. I understand them better now, but suffered because I never felt worthy in my ability to be creative. Art was considered a waste of time. They wanted “ more” from me. Who I was, was not enough or accepted in my family.

    • @dreamlife2351
      @dreamlife2351 Год назад +1

      Over 49 years ago I said,”I could have been somebody ( if I wasn’t abused”) and today I know better but sometimes still struggle with it

  • @DavidLindes
    @DavidLindes Год назад +68

    36:04 - "What people need is community, contact, compassion, safety... that's what allows people to work through their traumas." On point.
    Good stuff; thanks for sharing this, DN.

    • @beadmecreative9485
      @beadmecreative9485 Год назад +4

      The social fabric is totally destroyed in western countries due to hyper individualism

  • @lindagarland5223
    @lindagarland5223 Год назад +151

    I will be purchasing this book. I really believe our society could BE and raise healthier children if they studied under this insightful Dr.

    • @Malaikatrendy
      @Malaikatrendy Год назад +7

      I second that. He has three books in audible , assumingly - any other online book store.

    • @goldmother2238
      @goldmother2238 Год назад +4

      Or maybe we should value women the primary caregiver for children

    • @lindagarland5223
      @lindagarland5223 Год назад +3

      @@goldmother2238 yes! yes! yes! For families, towns, and countries!

    • @jabbermocky4520
      @jabbermocky4520 Год назад

      A large number of American men are afflicted with the envy of children. They would prefer that ALL the love, acceptance and attention should be theirs alone. They do deliberate harm to children and mothers. It's a selfish pathology.

    • @poppymoon777
      @poppymoon777 Год назад +1

      I just got the book too and looking forward to what he has to say

  • @bluewaters3100
    @bluewaters3100 Год назад +95

    So nice of Gabor to be on your show. He is a truly compassionate human being.

    • @Historian212
      @Historian212 Год назад

      I’m a Gabor fan, but he’s promoting his work and latest book. He’s not doing it to be nice.

    • @annalisavajda252
      @annalisavajda252 Год назад +1

      I agree Jordan Peterson seeks so much attention but he has trauma and addiction issues he has not remedied holistically either. Needs therapy too and is stubborn no one said he is not intelligent but that does not mean empathetic or emotional intelligence.

    • @lizzzarduh
      @lizzzarduh Год назад +1

      @@annalisavajda252 you are so right Anna….

    • @lizzzarduh
      @lizzzarduh Год назад

      @@annalisavajda252 don’t know who you’re replying too but I like your comment about him…he is so popular and has such a following but every time I listen to his talks it doesn’t speak to me. I think it’s the lack of emotional intelligence

    • @jameskirk2032
      @jameskirk2032 Год назад +1

      @@lizzzarduh
      i hear you, however, for me, this man is more grounded in emotional intelligence than just about anyone i know.
      he doesn't give fake smiles. he doesn't act any certain way just because he has been trained in "proper" social responses.
      he is his own person, staying grounded and on point with the knowledge/wisdom/perspective he has to offer.
      a perspective which involves holding the dike - as it were - against the veritable tsunami of a deeply scarred and dysfunctional society.
      from my perspective, your comment involves something about how our culture doesn't even know what emotional intelligence looks like.
      to me, it looks like this.
      also, i don't think he's "popular" enough - the area of healing trauma is, imho, thee area where our society/culture must go. as uncomfortable as it will have to be, our fullness of being waits on the other side of clearing traumas and abuses (even subtle ones.
      best of luck on your own healing journey.

  • @zombiehampster1397
    @zombiehampster1397 Год назад +63

    Mate and DemocracyNow!?!? It's like peanut butter and jelly for me. Perfect. I love his insight and his openess.

    • @wuhaninstituteofvirology
      @wuhaninstituteofvirology Год назад +7

      (his son Aaron Mate used to work @ democracy now)

    • @zombiehampster1397
      @zombiehampster1397 Год назад +3

      @@wuhaninstituteofvirology Thank you, I had no idea :)

    • @JH-pt6ih
      @JH-pt6ih Год назад +6

      @@wuhaninstituteofvirology Aaron Mate is probably the best journalist out there right now. No corporate BS.

  • @valkiehaider4544
    @valkiehaider4544 Год назад +37

    He brings tears to my heart... I see too Dr. Mate !!!

  • @joshparrott8841
    @joshparrott8841 Год назад +28

    "There is a taboo against knowing who you are in the West"- Alan Watts

  • @joannebattersby8365
    @joannebattersby8365 Год назад +37

    Thank you so much for this interveiw- Dr. Maté is a true Canadian heroe.

  • @nishavasaikar2805
    @nishavasaikar2805 Год назад +33

    Dr. Garbo Mate huge Respect. True it's not what happens outside but inside Your Body.

  • @brucer782
    @brucer782 Год назад +24

    "To be sane in an insane society is INSANE." Thus spake Ezra Pound

  • @rocioaguilera3555
    @rocioaguilera3555 Год назад +14

    What we call civilization demands the denial of human needs. What a wise frase.
    I'm a Mexican cardiologist. Many of the medicine school professors talk to us about psychosomatic ailments.
    When I became a cardiology professor, I talked to my students about the relationship of anxiety and cardiovascular diseases.
    I always told them that mind and body are one identity and that we have to take in account the social factors that affect health.
    Thanks, Amy for this excellent video.

  • @nishasankaran
    @nishasankaran Год назад +18

    Dr Mate is one of the few men that actually see and treat women… as human. Just like men.
    DN is where I first heard of Gabor mate 11 years ago… and I’ve been listening and reading his work ever since. He’s a boon to humanity. I feel so lucky to watch his work unfold as I work on my own healing. Words can’t express my gratitude for him 🙏🏾✨❤️

  • @artyy144
    @artyy144 Год назад +26

    Gabor Mate, you changed my world and opened my eyes! Im a young mum and Im so greatful I have the power to make a better world ❤

  • @Mickeyella123
    @Mickeyella123 Год назад +38

    My husband experienced severe physical and emotional abuse since infancy. He has been in and out of therapy for years, but after hearing Dr. Maté, I'm going to be looking for someone more specialized in trauma and help him establish a regular therapy practice. He was at risk for colon cancer last year - a colonoscopy revealed a 1.5 inch polyp. It breaks my heart to think that because of what his parents did to him, our family might lose him.... This was a very difficult video to watch. Thank you, Dr. Maté, for everything you do and teach.

    • @melissaseago536
      @melissaseago536 Год назад +1

      Hey Dr. Daniel Amen is a neuroscientist that does brain scans. He can help

    • @glimps.
      @glimps. Год назад +1

      Take care, both of you🌺

    • @rubytuesday7653
      @rubytuesday7653 Год назад

      My thoughts of healing, happiness ....🌻💛🙂💛🌻

    • @veganworldpeace2649
      @veganworldpeace2649 Год назад +1

      ❤️ & prayers to your Husband & you, too. I know the various problem, pain & low self-esteem as a result of being being victimized physically, mentally, emotionally & sexually as a young child, adolescent & onward as a young adult. I had been a Counselor and Advocate for Abuse Survivors.

  • @edvaca8419
    @edvaca8419 Год назад +10

    Everyone needs to listen to this.

  • @akbarfarzin9857
    @akbarfarzin9857 Год назад +9

    Good morning Democracy now team !!!🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻

  • @EnergyMedicine2012
    @EnergyMedicine2012 Год назад +70

    Gabor is a pioneer of new medicine, where healing actually happens

    • @jenniferlynn2559
      @jenniferlynn2559 Год назад +8

      And Has been for decades.

    • @SusanHopkinson
      @SusanHopkinson Год назад +4

      It is ancient medicine newly discovered by white men. Some of us have been working (in the margins) this way for decades, based on traditional medicine cultures from around the world.

    • @normski262
      @normski262 Год назад +3

      NO he is not a pioneer, this has been known for a very, very long time, he is only Publishing it ..

  • @a.taylor8294
    @a.taylor8294 Год назад +14

    And THANK YOU for pointing out the issues of pushing through. That's another one of those dramas with us Black women. We're made to feel so proud of how we "push through" that we just tolerate and ignore our nonsense and don't actually deal with it. And we have done this for entirely too long

  • @pochovilla_
    @pochovilla_ Год назад +22

    I saw my first Democracy Now video twelve years ago when you brought Dr. Gabor Maté on to talk about "In the Realm of Hungry Ghost". I've been a fan of his and the show ever since. Here's to 12 + more years of excellent media!

  • @whiteraven69
    @whiteraven69 Год назад +7

    Our indigenous elders have told us we carry generational trauma, the wounds from our ancestors…that anger is literally imbedded in our DNA . When we embark on our healing ..the wise ones remind us lovingly and with compassion. “ The longest journey you will take is from the mind to the heart”. When one is ready to confront the ghosts and the wounds the transformation awaits . When we individually heal we inspire and support our families and communities.

  • @a.taylor8294
    @a.taylor8294 Год назад +6

    THANK YOU, dude, Dr. Mate, for acknowledging how our societal and historic wrongs have had huge consequences to certain people that MUST be admitted to and NOT ignored or denied. People, colonization and slavery and racism and injustice EFFED people up!

  • @JB-vb6dh
    @JB-vb6dh Год назад +9

    “It’s not that they’re trying to kill you, they just don’t care if you die” 😞27:45

  • @leafdesi5967
    @leafdesi5967 Год назад +15

    Gabor is the best!

  • @dc174
    @dc174 Год назад +16

    So true and Social media doesn't help!

    • @chaosdweller
      @chaosdweller Год назад

      Probably the most accurate and poignant comment here haha.

  • @lynns4426
    @lynns4426 Год назад +6

    "These are the people our society rewards with power..." DEEP

    • @chaosdweller
      @chaosdweller Год назад

      I know right that's what I've been saying!

  • @katnip198
    @katnip198 Год назад +35

    What a wonderful talk. Thank you for having Gabor Mate on your show. This man is helping so many people. God bless him and keep him.

  • @badomaji
    @badomaji Год назад +204

    Thank you, Amy Goodman, for bringing us such an important and insightful story that is desperately needed during these challenging times.

    • @erica.7231
      @erica.7231 Год назад +2

      For what lol. This channel's fanbase is at least 80% crystal healers. Weird as spiritual sht

    • @nejuw
      @nejuw Год назад +3

      A great lady

    • @nejuw
      @nejuw Год назад +4

      @@erica.7231 Nah, just cos your nan liked them doesn't mean the rest of us do.

    • @CippiCippiCippi
      @CippiCippiCippi Год назад

      Everything Dr Maté says ought to be obvious to everyone but that kind of thinking is driven out of us from kindergarten as Chomsky would put it

    • @erica.7231
      @erica.7231 Год назад

      @@nejuw Ok you are spirit crystal adjacent then wtf lol Like an old bunch of grunging hippies. Most ended up becoming right-wing anyway but some crust was left over. Just some weirdos that think they fall on the left but really aren't

  • @garya7775
    @garya7775 Год назад +19

    This episode shows how we address trauma we spend more time talking about traumas and less time on how to heal.
    Look at our inter-trainment media, movies, music, books, news etc.
    even the so called spiritual sanctuary of a church is beyond traumatic.
    I look forward to democracy now next episode that gives the whole time to the healing remedies.

  • @davidhollingsworth1847
    @davidhollingsworth1847 Год назад +121

    As an observation, in watching this thought-provoking, honest interview, it is safe to say that there is no more of a lonely feeling in the world for being needed or taken for granted for what you can provide, and being rejected or unwanted for who you are.
    Indeed, an awful feeling one can have, especially when empathy and compassion are on short supply for too long.

    • @nolitetebastardescarborund9761
      @nolitetebastardescarborund9761 Год назад +2

      David, your post reveals you as a compassionate, loving man. But I must tell you an anecdote. To your assertion, " there is no more of a lonely feeling in the world for being needed or taken for granted for what you can provide," I remember a cop's wife* who said she wanted her kids to love her for herself, not for what she could provide. How, tell me, can a baby love its mother apart from its receiving life support from its mother's breast?
      I agree, however, that taking Mom for granted years later can lead her to feelings of solitude & despair.
      * I mention cop's wife bc her kids in my English class were very uptight & ridiculed by their classmates. Plus other awful stuff.

    • @SovendeMay
      @SovendeMay Год назад

      Sorry you have felt that way David. It is awful. Sending love to you.

    • @davidhollingsworth1847
      @davidhollingsworth1847 Год назад

      @@SovendeMay
      Thank you. But I am not really speaking of myself. I was just making an observation on this interview and based on what I've been seeing over time.
      Thanks for your thoughts though.
      Take care.

  • @sallycasas4170
    @sallycasas4170 Год назад +12

    "The spectrum of woundedness".... Compassion, transparency, integrity and accountability for all!

  • @suchard44
    @suchard44 Год назад +104

    Dr. Gabor Mate is amazing! His approach to trauma has really helped me and still does. Can't wait to read his next book.

    • @lupe9249
      @lupe9249 Год назад

      👆👆The handle above has the best tips and stuffs for micro dosing shrooms, psych meds, dmt trips, psilocybin and ships swiftly 🍄…..💊

  • @davidbarker7439
    @davidbarker7439 Год назад +77

    Been a huge fan of Gabor's work in the past 5 years. So happy to see him getting more air-time. We need more truth-sayers like Gabor in our lives ❤️

  • @julianbluefeather8491
    @julianbluefeather8491 Год назад +34

    I was always distracted and had a hard time in school. I liked learning, I just had a hard time managing my time and staying focused, and I didn’t know how to ask for help. My parents struggled with addiction and mental illness and there was a lot chaos when I was young. I knew what was wrong with me but I never knew who could help me with that. Most doctors will just prescribe you meds. I wish someone could tap the root problem that’s at the source of this

    • @amytaylor21395
      @amytaylor21395 Год назад +6

      Smiles 😃
      I know right
      Hope you are having a blessed day there?😊

    • @jillybe1873
      @jillybe1873 Год назад +1

      Well YOU'RE not the root problem, so that's a start 😚

    • @samanthajones7410
      @samanthajones7410 Год назад

      Have you been assessed for adhd x

    • @sherrybonnett4827
      @sherrybonnett4827 Год назад

      🎯indeed. This cannot be overemphasized in the state of the world today.

    • @Ikr2025
      @Ikr2025 Год назад

      They have - its called complex post traumatic stress disorder (cptsd) and has symptoms that are similar to having adhd. Look up Richard Grannon he is amazing.

  • @theshunzun
    @theshunzun Год назад +2

    I’m glad he spoke about the connection between mental health and the atomization capitalism creates. We need an economic system built on compassion and meeting everyone’s needs, not hierarchal competition and greed.

  • @youdonthavetoreadthispost.5850
    @youdonthavetoreadthispost.5850 Год назад +19

    Absolute Sense Enlightens Absolutely - The Doctor and I are the same age. I too grew up in post WW2 Europe as a coal miner's son (half Catholic, half Protestant) in a Protestant land.
    I believe trauma begins in the womb, and as the family size increases the stress and trauma become, in a sense "congenital".

  • @renen5315
    @renen5315 Год назад +8

    Not only a talented phisician and psychologist but a incredibly brave human being sharing what he shared!

  • @louisesumrell6331
    @louisesumrell6331 Год назад +17

    The cure for everything, every time, is necessarily comprized of a big dose of Loving kindness and compassionate understanding. 💖🙏

  • @acidspitpanda
    @acidspitpanda Год назад +7

    thank you amy, dr.mate and the DN crew

  • @akbarfarzin9857
    @akbarfarzin9857 Год назад +12

    When you are mentally sick than going to be physically sick !!!! healthy mind is in healthy body !!!!

  • @bigdaddy6025
    @bigdaddy6025 Год назад +18

    Thank you, Amy ‼️ I appreciate all your work over the years...
    Hi 👋 from Texas 🤠 USA 🇺🇲

  • @luperamos7307
    @luperamos7307 Год назад +8

    I watch Dr. Gabor Mate in the Zeitgeist movie. His comments on Gene expression and how the social environment affects those were extremely interesting.

  • @saskiademoor8400
    @saskiademoor8400 Год назад +9

    I fully resonate with what Gabor Mate is saying. What a breath of fresh air!!!

  • @kosmikprince6561
    @kosmikprince6561 Год назад +5

    Powerful closure with quote from Author James Baldwin.

  • @laraoneal7284
    @laraoneal7284 Год назад +14

    What is really bad on top of the fact of living in a toxic culture which we are in is the fact that our culture is getting more toxic every day. We are being governed by psychologically and emotionally damaged ppl who reward toxicity and undealt with trauma. Our society rewards and encourages ppl to shut up and not speak of these things calling us weak and ridiculous if we do so. This attitude contributes to us isolating ourselves from people and consistently being gaslit by unaware and ignorant people.

  • @justbe1451
    @justbe1451 Год назад +37

    Thank you for bringing this to me, found his books and downloaded my first read. I dance with me/cfs & Fibro, my life as I knew ended 32 months ago. My experience with mental health is only a buzz word in our medical care system. 💚

  • @lyubabogan2280
    @lyubabogan2280 Год назад +3

    Really enjoyed this interview. I am completely disillusioned as to how this country treats its people starting with the lack of maternity leave and lack of universal healthcare. People are being traumatized and brutalized here every day, treated like expendable resource/consumer, no more. I cannot comprehend it.😢

  • @andaydeniz
    @andaydeniz Год назад +1

    Bless him, Dr. Gabor Maté is a true gift.

  • @teeokeefe
    @teeokeefe Год назад +11

    When hearing information like this, I feel compelled to share with everyone I know, because in some way it can help every single human recalibrate and heal, if they believe and take action on it.
    For myself, there were plenty of traumatic events in my childhood that were obvious and I have spent years working to address the effects. But listening, I realize there’s even more I haven’t considered. Due to the circumstances around my conception, my mother was experiencing trauma during her pregnancy. She also had a traumatic childhood. The work to be done is like peeling away the layers of an onion.
    I think the most powerful and efficient way as an adult to reconcile and take action,without having to dig through all the what’s and why’s is to acknowledge the truth of how we’ve been effected, work towards change while exploring the origins instead of trying to figure out what happened before taking positive action and learning new ways to apply meaning to daily events. It’s like triage. You see the symptoms, and treat the most critical without seeking the source of the damage BEFORE treatment.
    I see this work as not just Dr. Mate’s mission, but also the duty to those who hear, to share and spread the word. In this way, perhaps the message of compassion and acceptance will spread more quickly,and we can begin to see a shift in the state of people living in this toxic environment.

  • @valkiehaider4544
    @valkiehaider4544 Год назад +19

    Admirations...respect.. incredible love for this humanitarians work!!!

  • @renzo6490
    @renzo6490 Год назад +2

    Children don't know when an adult is damaged.
    They think that adults are strong, wise, mature and in control.
    When a parent abandons or is otherwise unable to love a child, that child assumes the fault is his.
    That child assumes she is unworthy of being loved.
    When I was in my 40's, my dad admitted to me ( his exact words) " I was cruel to you when you were a child “.
    I knew what he meant.
    He ignored me.
    He neglected me.
    He was embarrassed by me.
    Ashamed of me.
    Sometimes he pretended I was not there so he didn't have to admit to friends and acquaintances that this effeminate boy was his son.
    Yet I watched him be a loving father to my brother.
    I watched from the shadows.
    From being a fat child, I grew into a fine, handsome man.
    The first time another man held me and loved me, I was hooked.
    This had never happened to me.
    But it wasn’t enough.
    The relief was temporary.
    I wanted more and from many different people.
    I have spent my entire life time seeking acceptance from other men.
    But no amount of approval or acceptance has eased the emptiness.
    Sometimes I wonder why this one man's opinion of me has been so important.
    After all, he's just another person on the planet... nothing special.
    But I didn't understand that when I was a four year old, a six year old, or when I was on the edge of budding sexuality and was left clueless and alone to figure out what was happening to me.
    It was quite a moment when he said that he'd been cruel.
    It only affirmed what I already knew.
    I never realized that he knew it too and was able to admit it.
    That was something, at least.
    But it was too late.

  • @justinohea6086
    @justinohea6086 Год назад +20

    Gabor Mate is a treasure. He oozes wisdom. Another great piece from Democracy Now.

  • @Sammyandbobsdad
    @Sammyandbobsdad Год назад +18

    In my Psychology of personality in college we did a questionnaire on stress that caused trauma and I scored nearly 100% (parent dying after they separated, moving, new troubled relationship, etc). We live in trauma, we need awareness and support to recover.

    • @normski262
      @normski262 Год назад

      True, but you won't get it!!

    • @globalheartwarming
      @globalheartwarming Год назад +2

      @@normski262 Is that your trauma talking?

    • @normski262
      @normski262 Год назад

      @@globalheartwarming NO they are external forces. If I beat you with stick. do you say, I and the stick have done no harm, you are only suffering YOUR or pain or trauma have allowed on yourself /

    • @globalheartwarming
      @globalheartwarming Год назад +1

      @@normski262 I don't. And if you were beaten, I care about your pain and anger. I want you and all of us to have trust, empathy, and understanding to recover.

    • @Sammyandbobsdad
      @Sammyandbobsdad Год назад +2

      @@globalheartwarming he’s just a troll, don’t waste time trying to help him, his joy comes from messing around with people on the internet as he sits in his mom’s basement wallowing I’m the trauma that causes him to troll comments on RUclips and vote for a rather obvious conman.

  • @mattyb808
    @mattyb808 Год назад +10

    What a legend. Thank you for all you do Dr.Mate.

  • @marwansal4175
    @marwansal4175 Год назад +25

    Thank you, thank you ,thank you Mrs. Goodman, Nermeen and Dr. Maté for this beautiful and informative interview. It brought tears to my eyes learning about trauma from Dr. Maté especially when he linked being forgotten at the airport to an early childhood abandonment trauma. I realize I am not alone. There's a lot of suffering in this world. Healing is possible and it starts with recognizing the trauma(s). We need more education around mental healthcare and a new generation of educators, healers, counselors to help us all.

    • @THandP_org
      @THandP_org Год назад +1

      Agreed!

    • @lupe9249
      @lupe9249 Год назад

      💊🍄🍫

    • @marilynnyoung7026
      @marilynnyoung7026 Год назад +3

      No, you are definitely not alone!❤

    • @auntiebobbolink
      @auntiebobbolink Год назад

      Part of the problem is our for-profit medical system. When there are billions of dollars to be made by selling pills, actually healing people isn't going to be a priority. 🤬

  • @chyethiamsoh7338
    @chyethiamsoh7338 Год назад +3

    GOD Bless you Dr. Gabor.

  • @battfamily435
    @battfamily435 Год назад +6

    It's about time we talk about the damage done to children by mechanized childbirth and then the lack of parental leave for BOTH parents because bottom line take priority over supporting families during this precious time in a families life. And then high cost of childcare and as he said babies spending more time away from parents. It's all so sick and no wonder our children are depressed, angry, violent, suicidal, addicted. Chasing the dollar for our corporate masters is literally killing us and our children. We have to create families where children are the center. Too many put career and prestige over caring and raising their kids. It's all so tragic. Government can't or won't solve this problem. We as parents must organize our family life to benefit our kids. Want less. Kids don't care about big house, 2 cars, etc. They need presence, love, structure, guidance. Parents need to step up.

    • @lynzannabel6990
      @lynzannabel6990 Год назад

      @Batt Family Agreed agreed agreed. Absolutely spot on! ❤🌻💚👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

  • @soulkitty11
    @soulkitty11 Год назад +28

    Mind blowing! Thank you for this interview! Sharing with everyone💜

  • @acajudi100
    @acajudi100 Год назад +1

    I am 80 now, and loving living in Queretaro.
    Sharing is caring. I love your excellent videos, and a little more about me, before I check out:
    I am American, born in Chicago in 1942, educated and learned to work, travel, and to help non beggars. I am in my 79th year, but had Chicago been as deadly, as it is here, I would not be here. I gave God the glory for the protection and safety of my life.
    I started learning Spanish at age 14 at DuSable high, with Mrs. Lemon, who was an excellent teacher.
    I was 20 , when I started to travel in 1962, and I never allowed evil demons to stop me from enjoying life.
    I never worked in any country, but USA.
    I always watch in depth all countries, especially the countries, that your friends visited. I married my own brown American at 27, and had our only daughter at 37. I gave her the love of travel, and she teaches English around the world, currently in Bali. I am a widow, who speaks several languages, I speak Spanish fluently. Acapulco and Singapore are my favorite places to live as a second home.
    I have donated my body, and my family knows to open the door, and allow who they invite to carry out my stuff, after they close the bank account.
    My travel has been limited to virtual, but I have enjoyed traveling from age 20-73.
    I missed grits in Acapulco, and my daughter mail me a box, and some mustard greens seeds. I am Muslim, so I do not eat pork.
    Most people in my travels felt I was African, but my DNA is African, First Nation, and Scotland, but I am USA to the bone.
    I know God will stop the genocide in Chicago, that has been going on for over 60 years, and I had to leave. I have kept written, , audio and video journals since age 15.
    Computers and education is how I earned my income from 7-70. I was raised never beg or steal from anyone, and I was not better than anyone, nor were they better than me. RESPECT is the name of the game.
    Death can come at anytime, but I enjoy every day, until the final day. I am happy that I help non beggars help themselves.
    Thank you for your EXCELLENT videos.
    JUDI

  • @joesegrove39
    @joesegrove39 Год назад +10

    Amy, thank you so much for this interview of Dr Mate,
    I have been following Him for a few years, and he has totally changed my viewpoint of how Dr’s should understand and treat patients.
    This man is a true gem.

  • @jaygatsby3039
    @jaygatsby3039 Год назад +21

    This really was an excellent speech and he is so incredibly right that the mind, our sense of self, and our physical health are interconnected. So very right that so many people suffer from trauma, and the problem with capitalism is that people are encouraged into the delusion that it doesn't exist. So wonderful to see him talk so openly from his own life, was incredibly eye-opening as always.

    • @lupe9249
      @lupe9249 Год назад

      Psychedelic store 👆👆 with guidance 🍄💊🍫

  • @freeperson5444
    @freeperson5444 Год назад +8

    Love to hear his thoughts on healing narcissism and other cluster B personality disorders .
    This guy gets to the root cause of alot of it ! 👏👏

    • @Campfire30
      @Campfire30 Год назад +2

      You just heard it. The social systems need to be healed, rather than focusing on “the brain or the personality of the individual.”

  • @juanreza4500
    @juanreza4500 Год назад +6

    Thank you Dr Maté and Democracy Now. You further human civilization. I reply my trauma of ~70 years ago and the "get over it" repeat traumas since then.

  • @colbyolsen6519
    @colbyolsen6519 Год назад +11

    Children have a gateway to a different world. Only through being bound and broken by society does it go away.
    It lays dormant though, in most regards they can feel that something around them is wrong.
    You can tap back into that realm at any time, but knowing that everything around them is fake causes a lot of these things.
    Through spirituality and reconnecting to nature you can tap back in, but be prepared to be called crazy by all of those around you once you tap back into it.
    Be prepared to isolate a lot because you'll see the fakeness even more extensively. You'll have a hard time reconnecting to people who are enveloped in this worlds fakeness.

    • @colbyolsen6519
      @colbyolsen6519 Год назад

      It's affluent in both demographics of protection and right.
      In honesty, that's the most controlled dynamic of all.
      We the people(media, government, classism, left right paradigm, ect.)
      Create an enemy as a distraction, so many get caught up in one camp or another seeing the other as an enemy by design.
      Trumpism, biedenism, we truly needed Webster, or Jorgensen.
      Yet pharmaceutical America had another plan.
      If you look at the financial compensation through campaign contributions given to all sides, you'll see that covid,was in fact a conspiracy.
      Not a theory.
      We got what they paid for.

    • @lupe9249
      @lupe9249 Год назад

      💊🍄🍫

  • @williamlaws9338
    @williamlaws9338 Год назад +3

    All world leaders must listen to this beautiful man !

  • @joshparrott8841
    @joshparrott8841 Год назад +12

    We are all on a spectrum of adjustment to a sick society, which is no "measure of health"- J.D. Krishnamurti

  • @wrenlittle8826
    @wrenlittle8826 Год назад +4

    A voice of compassion, truth and courage. I cried

  • @AngelEagle44
    @AngelEagle44 Год назад +3

    This is the most important issue of our times.

  • @makellyjt
    @makellyjt Год назад +19

    Amazing information and this interview. Thank you for your book and sharing this wisdom.

  • @dfinite4089
    @dfinite4089 Год назад +7

    Dr Mate is so extremely bright. What insight, into our current human condition! I have read two books of his, they were just amazing. Truly.

  • @patrickdoyle2510
    @patrickdoyle2510 Год назад

    The guy's a national treasure. Thanks for having him on.

  • @StephiSensei26
    @StephiSensei26 Год назад +1

    The applications of this illuminated mindset are boundless. Bravo Dr. Gabor Mate'!

  • @karenhousley610
    @karenhousley610 Год назад +15

    Just purchased the book.
    Sounds very helpfull, for the whole family. Thank you

  • @celestejones6315
    @celestejones6315 Год назад +61

    I'm so excited to see him on here. His work has helped me so much for the last few years as a parent with PTSD, past postpartum depression and postpartum anxiety, this past several months as a single mom of two young kids, and other issues on a personal level; but also as a sociologist I love his perspectives, particularly because I've always felt there's never enough discussion and research on the impact of external, sociocultural forces on people's mental and physical health, and a great deal of existing research on parenting or any kind of field of health is extremely androsexist and racist among other things. The discourse on issues in that regard have improved tremendously in the past several years, but in large part thanks to people like Gabor Mate, and he just seems like such a genuine, compassionate soul, on top of being mind-blowingly insightful. Thank you so much for having him on here. This really just made my day.

    • @THandP_org
      @THandP_org Год назад +7

      @Celeste Jones I hope you are able to locate more supports, and are able to take some comfort in knowing that you are not alone.
      May all of your needs, and your children's needs, be easily met.

    • @sheldonbodryn1003
      @sheldonbodryn1003 Год назад +8

      I think this is the most important interview I've ever seen. I'm so happy for the positive message this brings in this time of negativity.

    • @ince55ant
      @ince55ant Год назад +2

      the most common tools to soothe the effects of trauma tend to be really bad for health, from too much TV to opiate abuse. Basically all living things will sacrafice long term health for short term safety.

    • @joantendler6518
      @joantendler6518 Год назад

      @@sheldonbodryn1003 I couldn't really get a positive message from this-could you be more specific? Thanks.

    • @sheldonbodryn1003
      @sheldonbodryn1003 Год назад

      @@joantendler6518 It's the important connection between stress and related mental experiences, and how he's researched how so much of physical illness is caused or exacerbated by our emotional experiences as we go through life. It's been the usual practice to keep these medical fields separate.

  • @ForNika
    @ForNika Год назад +2

    Hard Cover or Audible, this book is absolutely necessary. Makes the Best gift. Thank you Mate Gabor.

  • @patchoulicho8999
    @patchoulicho8999 Год назад +4

    Thank you for bringing Dr. Maté to DN!

  • @99nej
    @99nej Год назад +4

    35:35 resilience as a communal endeavour and a communal attribute ... this part of the conversation is outstanding, every single adult in North America should hear this. The whole thing as great, though, thank you Democracy Now!

  • @timothypulliam2177
    @timothypulliam2177 Год назад +6

    This is the most sane person

  • @geraldinegranger9186
    @geraldinegranger9186 Год назад +6

    Brilliant! I’m so grateful for this segment.

  • @MARIPILIPM
    @MARIPILIPM Год назад

    Dear Dr Gabor a LIGHT in the darkness of ‘health’ matters ❤

  • @SusanHopkinson
    @SusanHopkinson Год назад +5

    I’m so glad that the psycho-emotional causes of illness are finally being spoken about more widely. Those of us who have been working with this understanding for decades and who were mocked and shunned as a result are finally able to work openly and (almost) without fear of derision. The problem with health and healing in modern society is that a woman’s voice carries no authority. Something is only widely considered valid if a white man in a white lab coat says it is, regardless of validity. It’s a slow, steep climb but we must persist!

  • @terrylong641
    @terrylong641 Год назад +7

    Thank you Amy & Democracy Now for airing this Dr. & Wonderful insightful human being. Love this man!

    • @lupe9249
      @lupe9249 Год назад +1

      👆👆The handle above has the best tips and stuffs for micro dosing shrooms, psych meds, dmt trips, psilocybin and ships swiftly 🍄…..

  • @JoseGomez-el3fl
    @JoseGomez-el3fl Год назад +7

    Cannot wait to get this book.

  • @wilfredsterling2124
    @wilfredsterling2124 Год назад +5

    Gabor Mate is great thinker and voice with huge evidence to back up his arguments. I am sure of this and intend to investigate his work further. I think he is becoming more mainstream. Although I was told this week by an organisation working with people with addictions that they were the only organisation in the UK taking his approach to the support of their clients.

  • @auntihooha
    @auntihooha Год назад +10

    Thank you so much for this. My CPTSD overwhelms me sometimes, and even though i understand why I am the way I am, and I've learned how to get over my panic attacks, I am unable to stop the feelings of terror when my buttons are pushed-- I'm 62 and still, when I experience those horrible feelings of loneliness and being left in the dark about everything, I feel like a three year old again, and the tears start flowing... I recently ended a friendship with a woman I've known for about 20 years because she just wouldn't stop calling me "negative," even though I asked her not to. She thought she was my yogi; that if I complained about someone who was being rude to me at work and I needed to get it off my chest, she'd give me some damned lesson to "help me," even though I never asked for her damned help. Sometimes we just need to be HEARD. This chick should help herself first. She's never present, and being with her always made me edgy--just like her dog, who's a stressed-out nightmare.
    I wind up always alone because I look "completely normal," but inside I am walking a tightrope, always teetering on the edge of dissociation or; I am always expected to keep my annoying "negative" observations to myself -- I am just going to have to express myself through art. This is why artists go crazy. We are trying to get others to understand us, and they've proven over and over again that they can't- or won't.

    • @auntihooha
      @auntihooha Год назад +6

      One more observation: medical doctors are not only oblivious to the mind-body connection, they actually attack those who appear to be healthy but have an imbalance in their thoughts/feelings - they treat insanity like it's something bad, dirty, criminal, they strap us down and take away our rights-- this happened to me at an emergency room (Burien Hospital, north of Seattle) when I went in after a car accident and I wanted to make sure I didn't have head trauma. I was asked by the intake nurse if I'd ever had suicidal thoughts before, and when I replied that I had, I lost my freedom and my right to leave, right then and there. I was threatened by security guards with guns; they told me that not only could I not leave (when I'd changed my mind about staying there), they threatened to take my clothes off of me themselves if I didn't get changed into a hospital gown. There were at least six of them surrounding me, smacking their lips, just hoping they'd get to terrorize me like the man I witnessed them terrorizing in a padded cell. Doctors and their pawns are idiots when it comes to the mind.

    • @ravenraven966
      @ravenraven966 Год назад +1

      Wow, from a fellow artist your words completely resonate...

    • @terezannakatona3487
      @terezannakatona3487 Год назад +1

      @@auntihooha that’s ridiculous, so wrong and sad…

    • @auntihooha
      @auntihooha Год назад +1

      @@terezannakatona3487 Yes. I went into a severe panic attack and/or a state of dissociation because of my trip to the hospital that lasted for several weeks, if not months. Without being in control, I bought a one-way ticket to Mexico and left most of what I owned in the street and lived in Puerto Vallarta for a year and a half.

    • @sherrybonnett4827
      @sherrybonnett4827 Год назад +1

      Helping people heal , will result in pharma making less profits. Our society still prefers to stick a bandaid on it. Changes are needed to heal and treat by discovering the core. This could need to take a multifaceted approach. Will we continue to ignore this???

  • @milhouse9003
    @milhouse9003 Год назад +7

    Excellent - thank you for covering this! Now, if DN would focus more on the work of Dr. Mate's son, Aaron, and those at the Grey Zone -

  • @elyseambrose2616
    @elyseambrose2616 Год назад +2

    I had not heard of Dr. Maté before but I am profoundly moved by his wisdom and attunement to the way things are. This is a moving and necessary and beautiful talk.

  • @paulheydarian1281
    @paulheydarian1281 Год назад +2

    This may be the most important topic that Amy Goodman will cover this year. This is an extremely important interview. There are few things more important than the mother-child relationship. We need to take back our mental space.