Daniel Maté is a Lyricist, Composer and co-author of he book : The Myth of Normal: Trauma, Illness and Healing in a Toxic Culture, along with his dad, Gabor Maté.


In this episode, we talk about (among others):


- His début and work, including his "mental chiropractic" work

- What brought him to work on this book and his participation for the last 10 years on Gabor's work
- Working with his dad and the relationship between him, his dad and the public
- On the workshop he co-facilitates with Gabor Maté called: Hello Again: A Fresh Start for Parents and their Adult Children and its future book
- on Healing and Healing as a man


Enjoy!

In this Episode, you'll hear about John Roedel, Poet, writer and comedy improv., whose poems have been shared up to 6 millions times on social media.


In this conversation, we talk about:
- Not fitting in
- Taking adverse situations in life like the comedy improv. tool of "Yes and.."
- Depression and Common Humanity
- Sharing our gift, besides the "what can they say"
- Inner wisdom, emotions and the body




You'll also hear 3 of his poems, and see a surprised guest!


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Dylan Newcomb is the founder & lead trainer of UZAZU Embodied Intelligence, Master Coach & Trainer, an avid embodiment researcher and Theorist.

In this episode, we talk about Dylan’s background and journey to how Uzazu can help from a “coaching perspective’ but also for working on trauma (and how I use it along with Compassionate Inquiry- Gabor Mate's approach), and how Uzazu includes both mind and body, by also working with words.

Paul Linden, Aikido Sensei, Bodyworker, Feldenkrais teacher and much more, talk about:
- What lead him to Aikido and to work with Trauma
- What Philosophy led him to see the importance of the words in Bodywork
- His definition of Emotions
- His definition of trauma, compared to Gabor Mate

After having received many questions regarding Compassionate Inquiry since my certification, I have invited 4 of my colleagues to discuss about Compassionate Inquiry's course and approach. In late 2018, we were the firsts to jump into the online course.


You will learn:
- What made us apply for the course
- Why Compassionate Inquiry is so effective
- What you need to consider if you want to take the course
- Why it is different from traditional Psychotherapy
- How Compassionate Inquiry is evolving