The Myth of Normal - Trauma, Illness & Healing in a Toxic Culture

In a society that often equates normality with health, the concept of what is truly "normal" is critically re-examined in this compelling exploration. The authors delve into how trauma, chronic illness, and societal dysfunction are intertwined, challenging prevailing cultural narratives that obscure the roots of suffering. By unpacking the pervasive influence of a toxic culture on individual and collective well-being, the book invites readers to reconsider assumptions about health, illness, and the path to healing.

• The definition of "normal" is flawed: Societal norms often mask widespread trauma and illness, making dysfunction appear ordinary.
• Trauma is...

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