Livros recomendados por Dr Gabor Mate
Gabor Maté é médico canadense nascido na Hungria, reconhecido internacionalmente por seu trabalho sobre trauma, dependência química e suas conexões com doenças físicas e mentais. Atuou por décadas como clínico geral e em programas voltados a populações vulneráveis, tornando-se uma voz influente na medicina integrativa e na saúde mental.
Seus livros — entre eles obras sobre TDAH, vício e o impacto do trauma no corpo — refletem uma leitura interdisciplinar que cruza neurociência, psicologia, sociologia e experiência clínica. As sete recomendações que faz tendem a dialogar com essas mesmas fronteiras, priorizando obras que desafiam paradigmas médicos convencionais e exploram a raiz humana do sofrimento.
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Dom Quixote de la Mancha
”I read that as a child and then, reread many times as an adult. And he’s my favorite character.”
What Doesn't Kill Us: How Freezing Water, Extreme Altitude, and Environmental Conditioning Will Renew Our Lost Evolutionary Strength
The Dhammapada
”The Dhammapada is the Buddhist collection of sayings. And it begins with, basically, the idea that we create the world with our minds.”
Despertando o Tigre
”Waking the Tiger was his first book. And he’s written many wonderful books since then.”
O Flagelo da Suástica
”I began to read it, saw photographs of the horrors of the concentration camps and the extermination details in Eastern Europe.”
Winnie-the-Pooh
”So, that was one of the seminal books of my childhood. And my parents would have read it to me long before I even knew how to read. The Hungarian title is [Hungarian]. Mitsy the Bear. And the translator is a great Hungarian humorist. So, if anything, the Hungarian book is even funnier than the original English, which is not something one usually says about translations. But what struck me about Pooh, of course, was 1) that there was this bear of little brains who was so much wiser than everybody else.”
