THE GABOR MATÉ COLLECTION: 5 Books Boxset | Trauma, Stress, Addiction, Parenting and Healing | The Myth of Normal, When the Body Says No and More

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EXPLORE TRAUMA, STRESS, ADDICTION, PARENTING AND THE PATH TO HEALING IN THIS ESSENTIAL 5-BOOK COLLECTION

Discover the work of renowned physician and bestselling author Dr Gabor Maté in this five-book collection exploring the connections between mind, body, trauma, addiction, stress, childhood development and healing.

Books included in this box set:
• The Myth of Normal – An exploration of trauma, stress and illness, examining how modern culture affects our physical and emotional wellbeing. Co-written with Daniel Maté. • When the Body Says No – An exploration of the mind-body connection, examining how hidden stress and emotional patterns can influence chronic illness.
• In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts – A compassionate examination of addiction and recovery, exploring how trauma, emotional development, brain chemistry and social conditions shape addictive behaviour. • Scattered Minds – An accessible exploration of ADD/ADHD, examining attention deficit disorder, family dynamics and environment.
• Hold On to Your Kids – Co-written with Gordon Neufeld, this practical parenting book explores peer orientation, child development and family connection.

WHY YOU’LL LOVE THIS COLLECTION:
• Five essential books exploring trauma, stress, addiction, ADHD, parenting and healing
• Combines research, clinical experience and compassionate insight
• Examines connections between mind, body, relationships and wellbeing
• Thought-provoking perspectives on addiction, chronic illness and childhood development
• Ideal for readers interested in psychology, mental health, self-development, parenting and wellbeing
• Essential reading for anyone looking to better understand themselves and their relationships
• A comprehensive introduction to the influential work of Gabor Maté

Together, these five books offer a profound exploration of the experiences that shape our health, behaviour and relationships, inviting readers to understand themselves and the world around them with greater compassion.