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Triggers for Youth

 

Triggers are events or situations that may cause an uncomfortable emotional or psychiatric symptom such as anxiety, anguish, panic, or negative self-talk. Reacting to triggers is normal, but if they aren’t identified or dealt with appropriately they may cause a downward spiral making the individual feel worse and worse.

Common triggers for youth include:

  • The end of a relationship
  • Spending too much time alone
  • Being yelled at
  • Being judged, criticized, teased, or put down
  • Too much to do, feeling overwhelmed
  • Being around someone who has treated you badly
  • The anniversary dates of losses or trauma
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