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Emotion Regulation is a psychological practice that will change your life. It involves understanding and, to a certain degree, controlling your emotions to your advantage. Understanding them comes first, and in this club, we'll dive deep into your triggers.

Lily, a practising psychotherapist, has a wealth of experience with emotion regulation and she'll be your guide in this club.

What is a trigger? Simply put, it's something that causes your emotions to take over. It could be a topic, a certain word, a type of person, a song, or basically anything. Coming into contact with this trigger will make you angry, defensive, afraid etc. We all have them. What are your triggers? How can you identify them? How can you realise when you've been triggered and act accordingly? What about identifying triggers in those you have relationships with, be they social, romantic, professional or otherwise?

People with different traumas will have different triggers. In many cases, people from certain cultures, countries, and generations will share some triggers but, for the most part, they affect us each uniquely. Something that means nothing to another person can cause great emotional hardship for you, and vice versa.

So let's have an intelligent and meaningful psychological discussion!

情绪调节是一项可以改变你生活的心理实践。它涉及理解并在一定程度上控制你的情绪，使其对你有利。理解情绪是第一步，在这个俱乐部中，我们将深入探讨你的触发因素。

Lily是一位执业心理治疗师，她在情绪调节方面拥有丰富的经验，将在这个俱乐部中作为你的向导。

什么是触发因素？简单来说，它是导致你情绪失控的原因。它可以是一个话题、某个特定的词语、一种类型的人、一首歌曲，或者基本上任何事物。接触到这些触发因素会让你感到愤怒、防御、恐惧等等。我们都有自己的触发因素。你的触发因素是什么？你如何识别它们？如何意识到自己何时被触发并做出相应的反应？在你与他人建立的社交、恋爱、职业等关系中，如何识别他们的触发因素？

不同的创伤经历者会有不同的触发因素。在许多情况下，来自特定文化、国家和世代的人们会分享一些触发因素，但大多数情况下，它们对我们每个人的影响是独特的。对另一个人毫无意义的事物可能会给你带来巨大的情绪困扰，反之亦然。

因此，让我们进行一场充满智慧和意义的心理讨论！