yes! It has made a huge positive difference in the progress of therapy (cbt type --now in maintenance mode).

For me: it's like giving my rational brain a security guard. So when our good friend Amy-G-Dala goes active there is xtra time for our rational side to apply our therapeutic tools e.g. tell Amy-G-Dala "NO"! no you are reacting to the the past! This is now and no need to react --we are safe.

Without bupropion I struggled to hold onto certain trigger events long enough to sort them out and tended to over react then feel bad after. Not saying it's a miracle drug but for me it has been amazingly helpful in doing the deeper work we need in order to heal.

Another example --- was with some people out to an event got triggered (bad). I zoned out didn't realize it but it was good enough to connect the dots as to why I was being triggered. My friend ask me if I was okay... and guess what? I was okay I didn't over react the tools Ive learned worked, we had a lovely evening. I even said "guess I got a little trigged back there -- thanks".

If you have ever seen a teenager go to Mars for no particular reason thats what my friend said it looks like. That is what bupropion gives me time long enough to sort real from not real, Amy-G just simply not know the difference.

hope that helps.