Activities, places, people and thoughts associated with the experience are avoided as much as possible lest intrusive memories become triggered.
Management of the healthy regime mainly requires proactive, preventative approaches to recognize bipolar vulnerability, reduce the risk of the disorder to become triggered, and foster the resilience of the healthy regime.
Identifying such markers can be used for the development of specific early interventions that might reduce the risk of bipolar disorder to become triggered in people, particularly in youths with a high vulnerability (Duffy et al. 2016).
We show anger as we become triggered through different familial dynamics.
We're so quick to attack those who might not see the world the way we do that we've become triggered.
"A person may be hyper-sensitive and overwhelmed; a great many thoughts may be revolving within their mind, and they may either become triggered or could make a decision to stop the overwhelming feelings".
"They may avoid talking about what happened and be keen to avoid reminders, as they can become triggered if exposed to things that remind them [of the trauma]." While Healy is doing better since the incident in Thailand, she still struggles with going underground on trains or in tunnels, and can't go near the ocean.
The expression of these activators in the intermolt and pre-molt stages, before ecdysis occurs, suggests that they are synthesised prior to their utilization, and remain in an inactive form until they become "triggered", perhaps via a change in glycosylation, to activate the PO cascade.
Rumors of a Spanish bank run this week showed how delicate the situation has become, triggering a series of public comments by leaders that appeared intended to calm the situation and perhaps hold out a little hope to Greek voters.
After a short while, however, we became trigger happy.
