The High Performance Podcast14 Okt 2024

Dr. Gabor Maté Reveals The Unlikely Link Between Stress, Trauma & Disease (E297)

Renowned physician and bestselling author, Dr. Gabor Maté, joins Jake and Damian for an insightful and transformative conversation. Known for his expertise in addiction, trauma, and mind-body health, Gabor brings decades of knowledge to the table, offering a unique perspective on personal well-being and healing.

In this episode, Gabor discusses the science of compassionate parenting and how it can build stronger relationships with our children. He also shares tips on how to develop a sense of wholeness in our lives, explaining why this is key to personal growth and emotional balance.

Gabor explores how stress can be triggered by uncertainty, conflict, and lack of control, and gives practical advice on how to manage these stressors. He also gives strategies for saying "no" more effectively and explains how unhelpful belief systems form. Gabor also offers tips on how to begin shifting those beliefs to improve self-esteem and mental health.

This episode provides valuable insights, offering an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of themselves, their relationships, and the underlying causes of stress.

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