Dr Gabor Maté Live in London | The Myth of Normal: Trauma, Illness, and Healing in a Toxic Culture

Illness and trauma are defining how we live. 45% of Europeans suffer high blood pressure, and nearly 70% of Americans take at least one prescription drug.
We tend to believe that normality equals health. Yet what is the norm in the Western world? Joining us live on stage in London, the renowned physician, addiction expert and author Gabor Maté dissects the underlying causes of this malaise - physical and emotional, and connects the dots between our personal suffering and the pressures of modern-day living.
Over four decades of clinical experience, Dr Gabor Maté has found that the common definition of ‘normal’ is false: virtually all disease is actually a natural reflection of life in an abnormal culture, as we grow further and further apart from our true selves.
Filled with stories of people in the grip of illness or in the triumphant wake of recovery, this life-affirming talk from the beloved physician and author will show how true health is possible - if we are willing to embrace authenticity above social expectations.
Gabor Maté is a retired physician, bestselling author and renowned speaker, highly sought after for his expertise on addiction, trauma, stress and childhood development. He has written four bestselling books published in nearly thirty languages, including the award-winning In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts: Close Encounters with Addiction. He has been awarded the Order of Canada (his country’s equivalent of the MBE) and the Civic Merit Award from his hometown, Vancouver, for his ground-breaking medical work and writing.

[@HowToAcademyMindset]

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[@Vidya830]

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[@susha4511]

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[@Vidya830]

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[@LouisGedo]

Excellent presentation.........SHARED

[@indunair4426]

He deserves a Nobel Prize.

[@RojaJaneman]

He’s not speaking in favor of capitalism, by giving anti pharma advice/narratives. Hell b cancelled faster. Nobel prize is a racket

[@yvonnegiven2444]

Indeed 🤯🤯🤯

[@elizacygan4086]

Yessss!

[@jcm5171]

Yes!

[@boheeatelier6681]

​@Roja Janeman I agree!

[@constancewalsh3646]

The problem with Dr Gabor Mate is he makes too much sense, too simply - there's not enough money in it, or need for PhDs. It takes only observation and reflection to connect the dots, but most of us don't. Gabor Mate is one of the most vital voices on the planet right now.

[@dianatenney7821]

Absolutely he makes sense....being older myself can see authentic easily... and all these coaches I'm seeing what's up with the echo chambers!

[@PippiBarbieri]

YES I totally agree with you Constance- why go back to normal after the pandemic????

[@bellakrinkle9381]

Without a Heathy Dose of Consciousness, few will be capable of connecting the dots.

[@seekerfound42]

Perfectly worded

[@barbaraannscarlet7885]

Not true. He absolutely has science backing him. New studies, stats, research everyday. He is voicing what will take at least one, maybe two decades to be accepted medical ,psychological science and teachings. Time and Fear are the enemy for many ...

[@misshannyy]

His presence alone is so healing.

[@XOXO123456789]

My thoughts exactly

[@AmberSkye369]

Mm hmm. That it is .

[@CurlyToedShoes]

So true!

[@KarimKarim-xy9py]

Thanks for saying this. It explains why I like listening to him.

[@Psalm144verse1]

Agree ❤

[@treycochran7554]

This man is a lighthouse for truth. Every person on the planet needs to watch this on repeat.

[@phcobb2635]

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

[@denise2169]

Thank you, Dr Matè. I am 71, and through listening to your explanations about childhood trauma and how it influences who we are, I have been able to reclaim and honour my emotions and the parts of myself that I buried so long ago, to be able to survive. I now realise that I was a workaholic from a very young age, because I never felt ‘good enough’, even though I had parents who tried to do the best they could. I had other issues too, and now when I am triggered, I go back to my childhood to understand the trigger and then I can let myself feel the emotions that I could not release until now. Letting myself feel all these buried emotions has been amazing and is helping me to be my real self. Nature gave us all of our emotions to inform us on how to react. We just need to listen to these.

[@margitm2080]

♥️

[@necrohippies]

Thanks for sharing your story!

[@juliegriffiths4272]

❤

[@brendasandefur2971]

I'm 70 😊🙏. Know just how you are feeling about this. He is truly appreciated , I'm so grateful my dearest friend,sis tuned me into Dr. Mate' Best wishes.

[@anamariasamper171]

I feel so blessed to be able to hear you speak almost everyday. I love every minute of it. Thank you! Thank you, thank you! ❤️

[@Alun49]

I worked for eighteen years as a psychotherapist in a therapeutic prison. The cause of offending behaviour is clearly rooted in childhood trauma. The quote at the end from John O'Donahue; "Our biography is not our full identity. There is a place in the soul where we are not wounded, and that place is always there." is an absolute truism. In offender rehabilitation, helping offenders to connect with that place is the beginning of their process of change.

[@anjac3645]

He is the perfect example of how your own trauma can turn to heal other people. He heals the world! So every - life positive or negative - experiences are useful

[@vivianmorgan987]

He speaks so much truth it makes me tear up. He is a shaman, I feel like he is the soul of healing. I am so grateful for him in our world.

[@jyotiwelry]

I have attempted to meditate many times in my life and prior to this CD the only success I've experienced is with live guided meditation. kzbin.infoUgkxzpa8CIfZcihW4Z0F_ja0QF3W9KIatrsq This is the first CD I've used that cuts through my unmedicated ADHD and enables me to truly relax and experience a quiet and energizing interval. The instructors voice is very soothing and pleasant to listen to. I am easily able to sit successfully through the entire CD, and for quite some time after. I cannot adequately express how tremendously helpful this CD has been on my spiritual journey!! Two thumbs up and 10 stars!

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[@koyankrumah9857]

I really appreciate the empathy Dr Gabor demonstrates when speaking on racism! The trauma of racism and the shame it comes with is definitely worth studying. As a black woman, I am constantly having to put my actions and words through many filters before they come up because someone may accuse me of playing the ‘race card’! I and many I know are currently managing autoimmune diseases! Racism is a killer to those on the receiving end!

[@mirelgoi7855]

"Healing comes as a result of recognizing a greater purpose in your life." "This is your world. This is why you have come. You did not come to sleep on a beautiful planet, but to help preserve it and protect the human family from decline and from subjugation." Both quotes from *The New Message from God* which is an endless source of wisdom received to serve our times and the times to come.

[@ALIE2024]

I am in awe of Gabor

[@queenmplite3499]

He is so brilliant and exactly on point. I’m so grateful for his revolutionary contribution to humanity. Love him! ❤❤❤

[@dr.gbailey]

You are so right. It's revolutionary for everyone.

[@firewalkerg11]

@@dr.gbailey Tony Robbins has more empowering tools. This guy is so depressing 😭

[@dr.gbailey]

@@firewalkerg11 Toni Robbins might be positive and empowering. But Gabor is healing the root of the problem. He is honest and critical. And you are right. For example, Realising that your parents were not really there for you emotionally. Facing your shame, loneliness, and unworthiness is painful and comes with lost of sadness. However, you gotta feel the pain so yo can heal it. Wish you all the best.

[@ruud8541]

Thank you Dr. Mate for your amazing work. It is completely transforming the way I view myself, my traumas and my healing as well as how I look at the people around me. It is liberating to understand myself better through the perspective you offer us. I am so grateful I encountered your work through KZbin a year ago. Since then I've read all your books and feel motivated to keep on keeping on, feeling all that wants to be felt and expressed in the body. It's no easy ride, like you said, but it's a highly worthwhile venture.

[@pushthetempo2]

I was at this talk. He’s a fantastic public speaker and his work is so so important. I hope this book becomes as big and influential as The Body Keeps the Score. Truly life changing.

[@gethelp6271]

Is he really a great speaker? I like what he has to say but he's basically muttering. Not projecting his voice at all. Not what I would call a fantastic public speaker.

[@pushthetempo2]

@@gethelp6271 I think his relaxed toned down style matches the content he is delivering. It feels very sincere, honest and true, He’s not the type to come out like some Tony Robbins US spiritual healer type, yelling about how you can turn your life around with these 10 easy steps.

[@kristi94]

​​@@pushthetempo2 I'm personally put off by Tony Robbins. People who are loud and too out there kind of exhaust me.Nothing against them profiting from being life coaches, I just pick the ones that feel better listening to.

[@pushthetempo2]

@@kristi94 me too

[@Tchokwe]

I don't know whether to listen to this or buy the book.

[@karonchapman746]

They better hurry up with the Nobel peace prize... he deserves it. He's accumulated enough knowledge of the right things in one place to help the when human race. Not many live long enough to know all he does. We ignore him at our own peril.

[@ashk7431]

Finally spirituality and science are reading from the same page. Preservation of the authentic self.

[@BananasandMustard]

God bless this man. I hope he is still around for a long time and able to shine his light upon humanity.

[@Keltook]

At thirty two minutes, I felt recognized for the first time in my life. Thank you Gabor.

[@rubytuesday7653]

🌿🤍🌿

[@pinargeneci2537]

I wish I knew about Gabor Mate before I had my children. They need to teach these to pregnant mothers during the antenatal classes. Had I known what I know now I would’ve got psycho therapy before having children and healed my own childhood traumas. They need to get rid of programmes like Supernanny who I almost followed, thank God I couldn’t be bothered with a naughty step. And teach more about conscious parenting and importance of emotional attachment in the early years and it’s importance on babies brain development. Women need more emotional support by the culture we live in.

[@wholeheartedenv8629]

There is a book called 'unconditional parenting' by a guy called Alfie John I think his name is that is worth a read too, if even only for 'reparenting' oneself.

[@katiegreenwood8738]

I think you’d really appreciate Carol Tuttle’s ‘The Child Whisperer’ Children are born with an innate sense of who they are, they have built in talents and needs that are not the same for each child. She recognises these and how to parent children based on energy profiling. Opened my eyes to my own needs that weren’t met and encouraging to know this can be healed. She has also written ‘It’s just my nature’ the more adult focused version. 💖

[@Lichfeldian--Suttonian]

I belong to a men's mental health support group and Gabor Maté is very much a topic of conversation, especially his article on "Authenticity versus Attachment". Gabor Maté is the person of our time who joins the dots others dare not because of all the factors Gabor is referring to. He makes so much sense in today's social/cultural environment.

[@anitastruthers1896]

A wise master who accepts himself as being human ☮️

[@onebreathwell-being]

Thank you Dr Gabor Matè. Bless you for walking on this precious earth and sharing your gifts with us all 💚💙🙏🏻🌀

[@wendio37]

Trauma is an epidemic. This Dr has helped me so much in many ways.

[@Marxist2]

I always learn so much about humanity, our culture & history from Dr Gabor Maté.

[@n.j.rihari1434]

Dr Gabor Mate is who the medical establishment and Govts across the world need to be listening too. He's vital to the planet and all who live on it, we simply dont have enough peeps like him👍🏼🥰🤩🌻

[@Leonore45]

Dr Mate is so right about the disconnect between medicine and the evidence. I looked up Richard Bentall and loved this quote from an article in 'The Guardian' 'Bentall says people in his profession often struggle to know themselves. “There’s that old joke about two psychologists meeting and one says to the other: ‘You’re all right, how am I?’” he says. “I don’t think anybody ever studies psychology and successfully uses it to fix themselves.” I know that Dr Mate states himself that he still has struggles, but oh how he his helping so many people through their struggles, me included and for which I truly thank him.

[@CJWolf-st1qi]

Is there anyone who doesn’t absolutely love this man?

[@remypetit1791]

Yes, and they need his wisdom more than anyone

[@CJWolf-st1qi]

@@remypetit1791 yep

[@valtracey6180]

Incredibly inspiring talk - captures the essence of the book. Sharing this far and wide is the quickest and most effective way to spread the word on what it is to be human ….. authentically human. Thank you Gabor for educating me and setting me on the path to healing ❤️

[@robynforman1978]

Keep up the important work you are doing behind the scenes. You deserve a gold medal. Greetings from England

[@marygrogan6101]

This man is simply awesome. I learn so much from him. He is right about the medical profession. It is very frustrating to deal with doctors who can't help past a certain point.

[@yasminc.89]

"We are stuffing down our pain" omg that is literally me

[@interkat]

Gabor Mate is an international treasure! I love him!

[@lauriecrosby2906]

I thank you Dr Mate for giving me the words that I needed to express myself in a culture that doesn't get it. A lifetime of suffering and trauma and fighting for awareness since I ya teenager in 1973-4 ... I love your vulnerability and applaud your courage sir to put words to the truth of human illness. Mental and emotional and psychological. My family came this country from Ireland after the famine. Layers of trauma there. But no one will listen to me. Even my brother who is an addiction therapist. He is a product of his training. Breaks my heart. I can only hope your words continue to speak to people who know this is true!

[@dianatenney7821]

I love listening to his inspirational speeches on trauma and how environmental factors plays rolls on human development. Thank you for all your teachings!

[@henoheno4686]

He's a saint

[@Naatti922]

that blackout in the middle was great. A real human moment in a lecture about real humans.

[@georgianabodoiu59]

I am always in awe for this man every time he talks

[@maevebutler4641]

May I say thank you,firstly from my recently deceased most loved youngest brother who sent me the link to your brilliant work. In the latter few weeks of his life trusted me enough to tell me that he had been sexually abused at age 5years old He was then 52 He naturally had multiple addictions He regressed to being the 5year old little boy, sobbing his heart out to me We lived in different Countries then I held him as best as I could do, I went & confronted his abuser & told him what I thought of him & was able to tell my brother what I did validate what he had entrusted in me. He passed away suddenly from a sudden heartbroken attack His trauma triggered flash backs for me which almost paralysed me with shock I am now in therapy & understanding why being a survivor of domestic violence, exactly why & how I had disassociated with myself in order to survive You are my gift , a legacy given to me by a my baby brother, we grew up in a very violent home, I was his nurturing Mother figure & it was like he reverted back prior to his passing & returned to me during lockdown and restrictions, he was alone & four days dead before someone found him on his kitchen floor I developed psychosis and am now on meds, which I don't like I'm struggling to accept how this man, my baby passed away alone without anyone to be there for him I am following your talks & you have helped me tremendously So bless my brother, thank the forces that be that we both found the gift of you Thank you

[@lexqbeanable]

Wow. Heartbreaking and amazing. The amazing part is the love that you and your baby brother shared. He trusted you and you took such good care of his heart. That's an amazing love 💕. Do you listen to any spiritual teaching? I listen to Eckhart Tolle and Mooji for guidance in this life. The other reply you got about the mushrooms, well that sounds good too 😊, I haven't tried them. Anyway God bless you dear, you should feel good every day knowing that you were there for your dear brother when he needed you most. Thank God for you!!!!! I believe that you will see him again but I know everyone doesn't believe that. I also believe that he is still present in your life just in a different way (I also listen to Anita moorjani) . You did all you could do dear, let that give you some peace. I think you can be free of all the pain that you're holding and peace and contentment are still in the cards for you❤️. I will say a prayer for you. I wish you the best!!

[@janetarmstrong7010]

I'm so sorry, bless you, and know your brother is with you always. My very best to you.

[@lolamalaspina1604]

God Rest His Soul In Eternal Peace In Paradise!!!🙏🏻 Blessings of Strength to U!!!🙏🏻 Blessings of Courage to U!!!🙏🏻 Blessings of Healing to U!!!🙏🏻

[@createone100]

@@lexqbeanable Such a lovely, kind response to Maeve Butler. Alexis has said everything I would like to say to you, Maeve. I am sending love and holding you in my heart. ❤

[@maevebutler4641]

@@lexqbeanable blessings and thank you for your compassionate reply

[@JENNuineCollective]

A MUST read! The book is full of jaw-dropping info!!!!

[@tiggykatz8707]

I just got the book!

[@maryatvan]

From the bottom of my heart. ❤️ 💙 💜 Our hearts gratitude is beyond words. How you have embraced the prickly pear of traumatic sorrow and suffering while at the same time holding hope and healthy wholesome mirroring to give back a reflection for one and all to survive and see life in new perspective. The broken found tools to repair their destructed life and found mending as you mapped them on the road life could have anew instore. We are One. We are strength within the Spirit to lift and raise and give water and light to one another. We belong to one another. To reach in and then reach out to one another. Life awaits this will and this way. Good Doctor thank you.

[@gazels11]

Beautifully said. 🌹

[@blubyty]

As someone who has struggled with addiction and trauma, Dr Maté's work is particularly meaningful to me. It's reassuring to hear that virtually all disease is actually a natural reflection of life in an abnormal culture, and that true health is possible if we're willing to embrace our true selves. Thank you, Dr Maté, for your groundbreaking medical work and writing, and for sharing your expertise on addiction, trauma, stress, and childhood development with the world. Your insights are truly life-changing!

[@odessablake6936]

He just made me feel sooooooooo much better about losing my train of thought when I'm in the flow.

[@keirahuber451]

I SO know what you mean😆

[@lynnebucher6537]

My rheumatologist agrees my PMR (Polymyalgia Rheumatica) was brought on by stress. I'd had two horrible years of dealing with parent health and financial issues, and the death of my mother pushed me over the edge. Thankfully I'm cured for now and am very protective of my mental health, try to manage stress levels, and hope to never get this condition again.

[@jcm5171]

So incredibly clear. Immense clarity and insight, achieved through his own journey and, I am sure, a huge amount of reading and studying and research and enquiring and reflecting. Thank God that at 77 years old, Dr. Maté can swim miles and miles and travel the world to answer our questions. He has himself experienced so much pain and so many ailments that he is the walking proof that one can heal the disconnection from our Self. May he be honored and received everywhere so that his insight and wisdom can be picked up by many and inspire them to walk in his footsteps ‼️

[@robynhope219]

Yeah, and the pain shows on his face.

[@audreystyler419]

I could listen to Mr Mate's voice permanently, I mean by seriously silencing everybody else, so that just him can speak endlessly about absolutely anything choses.

[@farhadsharifi1628]

One can listen to this 50 years from now and regret y ppl were not listening to his insights!

[@josephtein3835]

I've listened to many of Gabor's talks on KZbin, dozens of hours. I understand much better about addiction and trauma. I'm seeing more clearly how we live in a disconnected culture that promotes mental and physical dis-ease that isn't just rooted in physical factors. Gabor spells out these things very clearly, based on his experiences as a doctor as well as his own life. Listening to his talks has also opened my eyes to the dysfunction and neglect I experienced in my own family, so I can see much more clearly where my parents neglected and deprived me emotionally ... and at the same time I can forgive them better because I think "what did they know?" and "they had no clue, look how they grew up." The thing I'm missing in all of Gabor's talks is where do we go from here? He gives us an excellent in-depth analysis of the problems and how they came about, but I hear no success stories. I would love to hear stories of people who overcome their emotional trauma, neglect, and disconnection and are living at their full potential. Gabor says "healing is possible" in his talk here. Great! Can you show us what it looks like?

[@tringa9969]

Therapy with the help of psychedelics if needed… I have healed after 6 years of deep work with my therapist, its a lot of work but very worth it in the end

[@chadlyblomme]

I've seen numerous talks, podcasts related to the this book and heard him speak about numerous practices an individual can take up: therapy, reading/videos on self development/psychology/spirituality, exercise, yoga, meditation, making the efforts to form healthy friendships , relationships, meetup groups, political/community groups, etc etc. stumble along at first perhaps but taking steps in these directions inevitably is worth it. Wishing you well on your path^^

[@lexqbeanable]

Honestly... I think he is still on that path himself...where to go from here... I'd suggest spiritual teaching... Mooji, Eckhart Tolle and Byron Katie have helped me. And my relationship with the creator has always been solid. We can't undo the past but we're not supposed to. There is a way to be at peace with it all✌🏾Be blessed

[@bellakrinkle9381]

I began in my mid twenties because I felt shortchanged by my parental family. Then, at University I majored in psychology and learned about Authenticity. That, I decided would be my goal. I was sixteen when a boyfriend gave me a book called "Freud's Dreams and Reflections" or Freud's Interpretation of Dreams; I did not understand one word of the book, yet I intuitively knew that I must learn to interpret my sleep dreams. Many years later I began Psychoanalysis as training Analysand for a Psychiatrist in training to become a Psychoanalyst. Again, many years later I began reading Carl Jung's writings. Perhaps a good place to begin one's understanding of oneself is to look into Jung's writings. His Shadow theory will get the serious person on an individual path. However, be prepared for serious work. Best wishes to all enquiring minds.

[@josephtein3835]

@@bellakrinkle9381 Thank your for sharing your story!

[@cynthiasn6435]

He is a gift to the world!

[@edwardtechnical]

I just discovered Gabor Mate on you tube recently and his scientific explanation sounds completely logical to me, I knew in my heart that it was something outside of me; my situation the government etc was making me depressed not just me and my perception of the world.

[@chadmichael_]

100 percent.

[@bobmarley965]

Beloved, this is such an auspicious being. I am a Jamaican and a UK citizen. This makes so much sense.

[@cosetteworld]

Watching someone I admire so much have the same processing issues I have from PTSD (38:55) was so validating. I am so embarrassed when I forget what I am talking about. It also happens to him! And he handled it with such grace!

[@AlexiosLair]

Oh there's so many folks that forget about what we tell. Not sure if it's a result of PTSD, but we are with you :)

[@annalisavajda252]

I like what he says about authenticity being healing too except I was always authentic and much of the trauma comes from being treated as a liar when I'm honest. Authenticity is no longer celebrated or culturally acceptable it seems truth is almost illegal.

[@pearlanfeeney-grater3501]

Nothing short of brilliance in a society that is so long overdue for his wisdom.

[@susanlangkilde5750]

Thank you so much Gabor Mate!❤ I am filled with gratitude, tears in my eyes, grateful that people like you exist, grateful that you will share your abundance of knowledge and experience

[@JanGroh]

Yeah, medical school is literally an eight year toxic hazing ritual. It's super ableist and yes, traumatizing. So of course it doesn't want to recognize trauma or disability. (Except as a savior complex with a pill in hand.) It's also often traumatizing to patients too. Please keep speaking out, everyone. We all deserve better, doctors and patients, both.

[@xv.luc1d]

Protect this man at all cost.

[@spirit796]

I have received so much vitriol from mental health professionals for promoting yours Richard Schwartz and Bessel's way of helping people. I'm a retired psychotherapist and know that your methods work. It's kinda heartbreaking to think that these people are working with/ further harming people. I'd say you wouldn't believe the hostility from them in the face of solid evidence of how effective your ways of working are. However I suspect that as trailblazers you have all had your fair share of kickback too. I'm sure you have, especially with regard to using psychedelic assisted psychotherapy. Anyway as you say you can lead a horse to water. We need to do what we can. I will continue. Looking forward to your book with Daniel re adult kids, this is so needed by so many. I thank you for all you do and have done. Sending my love and gratitude ❤️

[@sigrid3553]

It’s a blessing to listen to this man.

[@lynnwhittaker7420]

Doctor Mate brilliant he connects the dots and an avid reader and was and still is a teacher

[@paulbarringer333]

We need more positive out spoken people like him!!!

[@SonjaBeets]

Thank you Dr. Gabor Maté much for the Myth of Normal. A great study, finally a way which go to the deeper, feeling A feeling which gives so much pains and misunderstandings, the urge to recieve all this knowledge by you, a knowledge of flesh and blood and transformed to real wisdom, this mixture makes it as food for the damaged soul, how to deal with mental pains and seeing a path of life which is without blockage. This book is a balm for the soul! And thank you for all your work!

[@christinekinn6178]

Wow. Around 5:00 and following is a profound insight. We still invoke the philosophers gone by as if their theories have relevance to us in today's culture when in fact they could only be speaking from their own reality. Gabor sheds a laser light not only on this perspective but in fact his entire premise is that we can only move forward to a healthier society and individuals through nothing less than acceptance of a whole new paradigm. Rather than seeming daunting, that feels refreshing and possible. At last.

[@TheSlinkyinky]

I guess this philosophy explains why the British Royal Family rarely get seriously ill as from birth they never ever experience insecurity of income, housing or reaching all of Maslow hierarchy of any needs. Average cancer stats hit 1 in 3 of general population. As a case study this family prove the theory of mind/stress linked to illnesses. If you have limited stress, you are extremely unlikely to get cancer.

[@KeithaBird]

My God My God MY GOD... DR.GABOR MATE...YOU ARE MY HERO. WOWWWWWWWWWW. NOBEL PRIZE IS AN UNDERSTATEMENT FOR WHAT HE NEEDS. MY GOD.

[@lannaintajak80]

Thank you so much ❤

[@ModernJewelryMakers]

This man needs to be speaking everywhere - or just share these videos! He’s so brilliant

[@lafuerza113]

Good news! He is speaking everywhere!! The past few years he has been lecturing and being interviewed world-wide , non-stop is seems. All of his books are worth reading and sharing along with the videos.

[@henrietta9206]

did u get to around 1hour 1:05:00 ish mark...he expressed a quote - those who are successful often did so by poisoning/destroying the world. now...lets talk numbers - if the majority wants to be healthy, we welcome his methods. say...a handful is profiteering off destroying the world..and they hold power...or..great power - how far do u think Dr Gabor's message will go? anyone trying to hold on to their "wealth" (which came from destroying the world) will do everything to silence voices like ours and Dr Gabor.

[@adirsab]

Dr. Gabor Maté is THE GOAT. Everyone should see his movie 'The Wisdom of Trauma' Its such an important film. I really recommend.

[@thomasmaddox5638]

Phenomenal man. I have all his books and they are precious to me!

[@barbaragood7844]

Thank you Dr. Gabor Mate 🌼💛🌷

[@kayirvine8185]

Thankyou so much for your passion and your continued critical thinking into trauma and health. There are few sane voices out there and I am so grateful for your and those few others compassion. There is hope for our future healthy relationship with ourselves and others. I put out there that one day I will be able to meet you. I’m interested in the connection between trauma, blockage of the flow and creative and inspirational breakthrough

[@mervijaakola1749]

Thank you so much for spreading your wisdom ! 💚🙏

[@shanagirl33]

Thank you Dr. Mate. Just started your book! Amazing presentation

[@galespressos]

@Dr Gabor Mate A group of us here want to say, we love you so much for your humanity, good sense, and extraordinary insight shared with us all in teachings and compassionate communication. Thank you.

[@tavaresemanuel640]

Thank you so much Dr Gabor

[@jj1985vid]

Thank you thank you thank you for sharing this invaluable resource!

[@sheriknight3500]

Absolutely he could change our world❤

[@Sofi-qh9tm]

Incredible as usual, thanks!

[@goddessofguinevere9506]

Incredibly happy he points out, it doesn't mean you have to be a sitting duck for other's unacceptable behavior's due to trauma. I've been teaching that for so long and it hasn't felt like there's much back up. We understand what is true, and it's great to have it validated by such a great mind! Thank you!

[@nutricgal]

Amen!! Thank you for your incredible work and depth of insight.

[@mariabettencourt1542]

Doctor Gabor is amazing!

[@lynnehendersonfisher]

Fabulous! Thank you.

[@netavergan8875]

I read his book Hungry Ghosts. An excellent book. In this video he said something most important, that there is something in us that is always present and untouchable, sacred. You can also find this idea in A Course in Miracles.

[@mariemorgan7896]

He makes so much sense, lv this guy

[@larrymosca5215]

Gabor is brilliant!

[@lynnwhittaker7420]

He’s a humble man and kind

[@manishaoberoi4090]

Dr Gabor Mate ! Can't get more real! Thank you,Thank you blessed to have known you online 🙏

[@curtissjamesd]

This is one of the best videos I have watched in a very long time and I watch thousands of hours each year.

[@shirleyclemmer3299]

THANK YOU! ❤️

[@elysiumgreene3358]

Such incredible work & information with the most eloquent delivery - thank you very much!

[@LinhaDePensamento]

Simply Marvellous! Getting Truer and truer For Good Common Health

[@pechoja]

I learned something, always do when Mate speaks. So great this knowledgable doctor makes himself available for people to share such insightful valualble information. It all makes so much sense, much learned through his own life. He shares his own painful experience, making himself real when he speaks.

[@MerrilyMerrilyMerrily]

Just wonderful. Hippy consciousness meets neuroscience- some years later.

[@BUILDERtheSTRONG]

Touche.

[@mohsinalidetho3889]

We thank you Dr. Gabor Mate for his life long work ❤❤❤❤❤

[@jameslopez958]

Thanks Gabor Mate' for Speaking English Language That I Understand! I'm American! Born and Raised in the United States! Your Words Your English I Understand and is Helpful and Healing for me! ❤️✌️🙏

[@gmzerozero3678]

This is helping me recover my mind and body.

[@ccsuperbad346]

Absolutely brilliant. Thank you Dr Mate for sharing your heartfelt, sensible scientific knowledge and level-headed , compassionate wisdom.

[@dianaboughner7977]

💞Thank you so much💞A lot of clarity that helps me and the understanding of intergenerational trauma and the resulting disconnect from the authentic self and the path back to self (self-care, self-compassion, self-worth). A very long journey for me and slow progress but combined with counselling and my own ferreting out many sources of information and insight there is progress😊

[@kailani1138]

Thank you so much Dr. Gabor, for all you do for so many worldwide, you've sincerely and truly changed my life in a positive manner giving me the tools and knowledge to heal and live freely in this life 💫

[@annerowley6047]

Just so inspiring . Gentle voice so easy to listen & reflect on one's life.