More and more people are being diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and autism. The number of people diagnosed with psychological disorders is also increasing. Young people are increasingly experiencing medical interventions for behaviors that might be considered perfectly normal in other parts of the world. Suffering has been commodified for decades by pharmaceutical companies, the media, and psychiatric institutions. So how can we distinguish between normal suffering and that which requires treatment? In his book "In Search of Normality," Dr. Sami Tamimi explores the political and cultural context of these phenomena, offering a deeply humanistic approach that focuses on the individual as a whole, including their family environment, culture, and personal resilience. He also calls for a re-evaluation of how we understand and treat psychological suffering.