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At Palm Coast Treatment Solutions, our mission is to provide kind, evidence-driven treatment to those dealing with mental health issues such as Impulse Control Disorders (ICDs). We offer a safe, orderly and nurturing setting so that healing can start.
If you or someone you love needs help, we will guide you every step of the process. We are located in Palm Coast, FL and our treatment programs are designed to match the particular needs of every client. If you’d like to take back control of your thoughts, feelings and habits, you’re at the right spot.
Understanding Impulse Control Disorders (ICDs)
These conditions are a type of psychiatric disorder when people struggle to control urges to do things that can hurt themselves or others. The individual often repeats the actions too frequently, strongly putting effort into them, and afterwards might feel both gratification and shame or guilt.
Also known as cardiology codes, ICD codes may include:
- Sudden outbursts of anger may indicate Intermittent Explosive Disorder.
- Kleptomania: An urge that doesn’t go away to steal things a person doesn’t require or can’t use to make money.
- Pyromania: An urge to light fires to ease stress or because it gives pleasure.
- Spree shopping: Spending that you can’t stop, often leading to problems with money and emotions.
- Trichotillomania: Pulling out one’s hair regularly
Because these conditions are often found with anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder or substance use, getting full and integrated treatment is important.
Contact UsSymptoms of Impulse Control Disorders
An impulse control disorder can cause people to experience:
- Strong feelings that make someone want to do things that are not good for them
- Before acting, I feel more tense or anxious.
- A feeling of satisfaction, enjoyment, or joy after the behavior
- Guilt, shame or regret can follow after the action.
- Having issues performing at work, school, or within relationships
- Failing to fight the urge despite it bringing negative results
Although people may sometimes make hasty decisions, those diagnosed with ICDs often cannot control their actions and keep harming others, until they receive treatment.
What Causes Impulse Control Disorders?
Experts aren’t sure why ICDs occur, but studies indicate that they may develop as a result of several factors together.
Heritage – Mental health disorders in family history
Neurological problems may be caused by an excess or lack of serotonin or dopamine in the brain.
Environmental triggers refer to poor parenting or childhood trauma, abuse or neglect.
The same person can suffer from substance abuse as well as other psychiatric disorders.
Understanding the main reasons is key to creating a successful treatment for each person.
Diagnosis and Treatment
How are ICDs Diagnosed?
A mental health professional uses psychological evaluations, looks at a person’s behavior and excludes other medical or psychological problems to diagnose Impulse Control Disorders. During diagnosis, it may be important to learn how often, for how long and how much impulsive behaviors affect a person’s life.
Effective Treatment Approaches
We use both kindness and scientific knowledge to help patients at Palm Coast Treatment Solutions with Impulse Control Disorders. Our therapies may involve several approaches.
- CBT helps patients notice their automatic thoughts and find new and healthy techniques for managing their actions.
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) helps a lot when dealing with very high emotions and developing stress tolerance.
- Doctors often use antidepressants, mood stabilizers or anti-anxiety drugs with patients as needed.
- Group and Individual Therapy: Gives students a way to find support from their classmates, deeper self-understanding and room for personal growth.
- Internationally, clinicians provide unique care for people coping with problems such as addiction to drugs and alcohol or depression.
The team collaborates with clients to understand their emotional issues and give them the skills for lasting progress and emotional control.
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Palm Coast Treatment Centers will iron out the details for you in a manner that will make you confident in your path to sobriety. That first simple call is your ticket to making Palm Coast Treatment Centers your solution for addiction. Get the freedom from addiction that you deserve today.
Call Us Now: (386) 284-4151Why Choose Palm Coast Treatment Solutions?
Impulsive behaviors are a sign that someone is struggling emotionally, according to the treatment program at Palm Coast. Working with us allows people to slowly reclaim control over their lives.
- Treatment that is designed especially for your situation
- Mental health and addiction treatment combined
- Modified people who have licenses and work in the medical profession
- Supporting atmosphere for recovering and developing
Get Help Today
If a person or a loved one, has uncontrolled desires or behaviors, you don’t need to face it by yourself, as support is out there. It is best not to wait for things to get worse before you act.
To connect with a compassionate admissions specialist from Palm Coast Treatment Solutions, contact us now. Healing and emotional freedom can start with you today. You can reach us at (386) 284-4151 now or by filling out our private contact form for more information.
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