Should we be using trigger warnings?

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In this episode, Micheline Maalouf and Nadia Adessi discuss triggers to help answer these questions: 

Do we need trigger warnings? 

What are triggers, and what do they feel like? 

What can you do when you feel triggered? 

The phrase, “That’s triggering” or “I’m triggered”, has become more and more common. And while people are triggered by an event, or a topic, or even a scene in a TV show, what does it truly mean to be ‘triggered’? And should we really be avoiding triggering topics, or should we b ...  Show more

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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