relapse triggers
Setback-inducing factors
Relapse triggers are circumstances, emotions, or stimuli that increase the risk of returning to addictive behavior after a period of abstinence.
These might include stress, certain social situations, specific locations, or emotional states like loneliness or anger.
Therapists help patients identify their relapse triggers and develop coping strategies.
The term appears primarily in addiction recovery contexts.
- barDrinking establishment
- social gatheringConvivial group meeting
- overconfidenceUnjustified certainty in oneself
- stressPressure, mental or vocal
- peer pressureInfluence from one's equals
bad day · anxiety · fatigue · sleepless nights · hunger · withdrawal symptoms · pain · guilt · loneliness · sleep deprivation · shame · complacency · rejection · family conflict · past trauma · craving · environmental cues · depression
relapse triggerscoping mechanisms
Methods for handling difficulties
support systems · grounding techniques · healthy relationships · aftercare programs · peer support
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