The impulse control disorder (ICD) can seriously interfere with most spheres of life such as relationships, employment, and health. People with ICD can experience challenges in controlling their emotions as well as behaviors, which in most cases can have an impact on them and others around them.
At DeLand Treatment Solutions, our mission is to make you take charge of your life by showing you how complicated ICDs can be. Our team in Melbourne, FL, delivers kind treatment and assists in your recovery process with the help of the needed tools.
What is Impulse Control Disorder?
Impulse Control Disorder is a psychological disorder which is characterized by the failure to control urges or impulses, which can lead to destructive behaviors. They are usually repetitive behaviors, which may be damaging, whether emotionally or physically.
Common types of ICD include:
- Intermittent Explosive Disorder (IED)
- Kleptomania (obsessive thief)
- Pyromania (obsessive attacks of fire)
Common Symptoms of ICD
- Explosive Outbursts: Explosive outbursts can be defined as sudden explosions of anger or aggression that can take place with little or no warning.
- Compulsive Stealing (Kleptomania): The repetitive stealing of unnecessary items even with a lack of financial gain.
- Overspending or Overshopping: Hazardous activities that involve spending money in response to an impulse or an urge to shop, regardless of the adverse effects.
- Risky Sexual Behavior: Risky sexual activity or unceremonious sexual activities.
- Pyromania is characterized by the intentional act of setting fires, not for profit or revenge.
- Weakness to Resist Harmful Impulses: Doing things that you have no idea of the negative results.
What Causes ICD?
- Genetic Factors: Family history of ICD or similar mental health illnesses may increase vulnerability.
- Neurological Factors: Chemical imbalances within the brain using such neurotransmitters as serotonin and dopamine.
- Environmental Influences: Negative childhood experiences such as trauma, abuse, among others can play a role in developing ICDs.
- Psychological Factors: Often associated with anxiety, depression or some other co-morbid mental illnesses.
Our Approach at DeLand Treatment Solutions
We have patient-centered care in our facility in Melbourne, FL, based on proven evidence-based practices. Each treatment course is specially tailored to your personal needs and aspirations, which will enable you to build a healthier coping capability and take control of the impulsive behavior.
Treatment Options for Impulse Control Disorder
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT):
Concentrates in locating and transforming undesirable thoughts and behavioral habit. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is also a method of ensuring that impulsive urges are perceived without being followed by imparting effective impulse control techniques.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT):
An organized method allowing precontemplation, mindfulness, and emotional regulation and distress tolerance that help to handle powerful feelings and minimize impulsive behaviors.
Medication Management:
The medications used in balancing the brain chemistry include medications like SSRIs and mood stabilizers. We offer continuous monitoring by our medical professionals to achieve effectiveness and safety.
Support Groups:
Group comes with a warm atmosphere where one can share his or her life and get encouraged and gain experience with others who are experiencing the same kind of problems.
Family Therapy:
Participation of the family member in the therapy can lead to better communication and establishment of a comfortable have setting. These meetings/treatments are used to enhance comprehension and maintenance in the long-term recovery.
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DeLand Treatment Solutions 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 DeLand Treatment Solutions your solution for addiction. Get the freedom from addiction that you deserve today.
Why Choose DeLand Treatment Solutions in Melbourne, FL?
At DeLand Treatment Solutions, we care about your health. Our compassionate staff is dedicated to helping you recover with the right support, tools, and care.
The first step is usually the hardest, but it is also the most important. To learn more about your initial consultation, call us at (386) 866-8689 or email info@shc.health. You can also book an appointment on our website.
