Have you ever caught yourself thinking that what is considered normal isn't always correct? In this moving and intelligent talk, the psychologist, anthropologist and Human Science master Roberto Crema describes normosis, possibly the most common pathology of our days, but at the same time, possibly the most banalised.
Roberto Crema is a psychologist, anthropologist and master in Human Sciences from the University of Paris. Educated in several humanistic and transpersonal schools, creator of Transactional Synthesis - an ecology of being,  in the perspective of a 5th force in therapy. International Peace University's rector - rede UNIPAZ - author and co-author of 30 books.

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Roberto Crema: Normosis: the pathology of modernity | Roberto Crema | TEDxLaçador

Normosis: the pathology of modernity | Roberto Crema | TEDxLaçador

To transcend normosis, individuals are encouraged to bloom into their fullest potential, embracing education and self-improvement.

Normosis, a pathology of normality, thrives in contexts dominated by violence, carelessness, and lack of responsibility.

Embracing the challenge of normosis requires a deep commitment to compassionate love and the conscious development of one's soul.