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    Gabor Maté

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    Talks, interviews and lectures by physician and author Dr. Gabor Maté — on trauma, addiction, stress and disease, ADHD, attachment, and healing.

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    Analytics

    Aggregated insights from 55 analyzed items across 55 entries

    Total Words

    147,184

    38,224 unique | 10,413 sentences

    Avg 14.1 words/sentence | 27.2% vocabulary diversity

    Complexity

    10.3Complex

    Fog Index

    69

    Reading Ease

    Standard

    Informed Reader

    Target Audience

    Magazines, essays

    Content Mix

    55 / 0

    Transcripts / Documents

    55 total items analyzed

    Overall Sentiment

    Neutral

    Score: 0.03

    Generally positive tone

    Avg Speaking Pace

    152 WPM

    Words per minute

    Average pace

    Avg Filler Usage

    1.11%

    Filler word ratio

    Moderate filler usage

    Top Topics Across Collection

    Topic Keywords

    Trauma25x (92%)
    traumahealingtriggeredenmeshmentself-work
    Addiction18x (89%)
    addictionrelapsedrugsdopamineendorphins
    Parenting16x (89%)
    parentingcaregiversfamilyenvironmentchild
    Mental Health11x (88%)
    mental illnesshuman experiencesmedicalpsychotherapyclients
    Attachment10x (89%)
    attachmentbondingmotherinfantsecurity
    Child Development8x (91%)
    developmentbrainemotionsovereigntyidentity
    Healing7x (88%)
    healingsupporttherapyintegrationcollective
    Brain Development6x (91%)
    braindevelopmentsynapsesfrontalcircuits