A listener’s brother dies by suicide, and afterwards, she finds herself angered by trigger warnings about suicide. She wants to know — are these actually helping other people? Or is it just something we do because we think we’re supposed to?Support the show: searchengine.show
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<p>In the wake of her uncle’s untimely death, a woman bears the brunt of her mother’s long mental health decline, struggling to keep her safe from herself, and in the wake of tragedy, finds a way to help thousands of others like her. </p><p><br></p><p>Today’s episode feature ... Show More
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<p>In this episode, Micheline Maalouf and Nadia Adessi discuss triggers to help answer these questions: </p>
<p>Do we need trigger warnings? </p>
<p>What are triggers, and what do they feel like? </p>
<p>What can you do when you feel triggered? </p>
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