Nel regno degli spiriti famelici. Incontri ravvicinati con le dipendenze

The book weaves together real encounters and expert insights. I'm curious about what inspired this narrative approach and how it influences the reader's connection.

The personal accounts are powerful but also highlight how complex and persistent addiction can be. Does this balance affect how you view the possibility of change?

The link between early experiences and later struggles was a recurring theme. I wonder what led Gabor Maté to emphasize this connection over other factors.