Yes, via diversification or hedging. Basically you have to choose assets which don't move in tandem, so when drawdown in one of them occurs you can expect that total loss won't be magnified due to drawdown of the second. With hedging you can cover particular risk like fix the price of the asset in future via futures or pay insurance to protect position from adverse movements (using option).
Lowering trading risk involves a combination of elements such as expanding your knowledge, controlling emotions, and using appropriate risk management measures. Good luck with your trades!
Mitigating risk typically involves a trade-off with potential rewards (expected profit), with diversification being one of the few exceptions. Diversification can help spread risk by including assets that are negatively correlated, thus reducing the overall risk in a portfolio without sacrificing potential returns.