Tracking Diabetes Distress Triggers

Tracking Diabetes Distress Triggers

How to identify your personal diabetes distress triggers with a simple tracking method. Neil explores the research, shares practical insights, and provides tools for managing the mental load of T1D.


What You'll Learn

• Trigger identification - Simple method to spot your diabetes distress patterns
• Tracking technique - What happened, what triggered it, how you felt
• Pattern recognition - How to map recurring stress points
• Actionable data - Using trigger info to address root causes

Simple Tracking Method


What was happening?
| What set it off? | How did you feel? | Circle your top 2-3 triggers weekly

Take Action
Ready to assess your own diabetes distress? Both the T1-DDS-7 (quick) and 28-question (detailed) assessments are available at Neil's website.

Resources
Helpful resources and newsletter: yourbestt1dyear.com

Sponsor
Blue Circle Health offers free coaching and care that fits real life. Sign up free: bluecirclehealth.org

Connect
Instagram: @thebetes | TikTok: @the.betes | Website: yourbestt1dyear.com

Books on Amazon: Type 1 Diabetes - One Day at a Time or Type 1 Diabetes - True Stories

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No Walk Required

No Walk Required

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The Desk Job Playbook

The Desk Job Playbook

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When You're Already High

When You're Already High

A scene from Neil's actual life: an airport layover, a stubborn high from hours of travel sitting, and one man doing laps past the same Cinnabon so many times the employees start whispering. This epis...

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Walking With Insulin Still Working

Walking With Insulin Still Working

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Muscle Is Medicine // Strength Training with Type 1 Diabetes (Alex St. John, MSc)

Muscle Is Medicine // Strength Training with Type 1 Diabetes (Alex St. John, MSc)

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28 Sep 53min

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"Snack" Before You Eat

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25 Sep 6min

The After-Dinner Ten

The After-Dinner Ten

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23 Sep 5min

You Don't Need The Gym

You Don't Need The Gym

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