The Myth of Normal: Trauma, Illness, and Healing in a Toxic Culture
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The Myth of Normal: Trauma, Illness, and Healing in a Toxic Culture

by Gabor Maté Md, Daniel Maté

Sociology Psychology Health
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The Myth of Normal explores trauma, illness, and healing through a critical look at the culture surrounding everyday life. Gabor Maté Md and Daniel Maté question accepted ideas of normality and consider how social conditions can influence well-being, offering a thoughtful perspective on health and recovery.

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The Myth of Normal examines the relationship between trauma, illness, and healing.

It questions the idea that common experiences are necessarily healthy or natural.

The book considers how a toxic culture may influence well-being and shape the ways people understand health.

Written by Gabor Maté Md and Daniel Maté, it presents a broad perspective on healing and the conditions that affect it.

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