Impulse Control and Addiction Disorders
At Milton Recovery Centers, we combine evidence-based modalities with holistic therapies to deliver comprehensive care for those facing these disorders. Moreover, our compassionate team helps you regain control of your life and achieve lasting recovery. Contact us now to schedule a confidential consultation and take the first step toward a brighter future.
Holistic Treatment for Impulse Control and Addiction Disorders
Are you or someone you know struggling with impulse control or addiction disorders? If so, consider Milton Recovery Centers. Here, we use evidence-based modalities and holistic therapies for whole-person healing. Our comprehensive approach ensures you receive the support you need to overcome these challenges and reach lasting recovery.
At Milton Recovery Centers, we understand the complexities of impulse control and addiction disorders. Therefore, our experienced professionals create personalized treatment plans tailored to your unique needs. We address the root causes of these disorders and empower you to regain control of your life.
How Milton Recovery Centers Treats Impulse Control and Addiction Disorders
Our evidence-based modalities work effectively for impulse control and addiction disorders. Through individual counseling, group therapy, and specialized programs, we provide tools and strategies to help you manage impulses and break free from addictive behaviors. Additionally, our compassionate staff guides you every step of the way, offering unwavering support as you move forward in recovery.
We don’t stop there. At Milton Recovery Centers, we also recognize the importance of holistic therapies in promoting overall well-being. For example, yoga, meditation, art therapy, and nutrition counseling enhance your recovery journey and promote physical, mental, and emotional healing. We believe in treating the whole person—mind, body, and spirit.
Types of Impulse Control Disorders We Treat
Impulse control disorders include several mental health conditions that make it difficult to resist impulses or urges, often resulting in harmful behaviors. These disorders can disrupt daily life, relationships, and well-being. Here are some common examples:
Intermittent Explosive Disorder: Individuals with this disorder experience repeated impulsive and aggressive outbursts that far exceed the situation. These outbursts may involve verbal or physical aggression and can cause harm to others or property.
Kleptomania: People with kleptomania feel an irresistible urge to steal items they do not need for personal use or monetary gain. They often feel tension before stealing and relief or gratification afterward.
Pyromania: This disorder involves a strong fascination with fire and a compulsion to set fires deliberately. The act brings pleasure, relief, or satisfaction, but it does not involve motives like monetary gain, revenge, or political ideology.
Self-Injury: Those who self-injure or self-harm repeatedly hurt themselves, such as by cutting, burning, beating, or piercing their skin. They may feel emotional release after the act, followed by shame and guilt, which can create a cycle of harm.
Addiction Disorders We Treat
Addiction disorders fall under impulse control disorders and involve compulsive substance use despite negative consequences. These disorders can severely damage physical and mental health, relationships, and quality of life.
Alcohol Addiction: Also called alcoholism, this disorder causes intense cravings for alcohol, loss of control over drinking, and continued use despite negative effects. It can lead to liver damage, impaired judgment, and many physical and psychological issues.
Opioid Addiction: This disorder involves dependence on opioid drugs like heroin or prescription painkillers such as oxycodone or fentanyl. Opioids are highly addictive and can cause euphoria, drowsiness, and respiratory depression. Prolonged use often leads to tolerance, withdrawal symptoms, and overdose.
Opiate Addiction: Here, individuals depend on naturally occurring opioids, such as morphine or codeine. These drugs, often prescribed for pain relief, can be misused or abused, which leads to addiction.
Stimulant Addiction: Stimulants, such as cocaine or amphetamines, activate the central nervous system. They increase alertness, attention, and energy but can also cause anxiety, paranoia, and heart problems when used long-term.
Prescription Drug Addiction: This category includes any medication prescribed by a doctor, such as painkillers, sedatives, stimulants, or sleep aids. Misusing these drugs can result in addiction and various health complications.
If you struggle with addiction disorders, you should seek help from healthcare professionals who specialize in addiction treatment. With proper support and treatment—such as therapy, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), and support groups—you can recover from addiction.
Impulse Control and Addiction Disorders Treatment at Milton Recovery Centers
Whether you need intensive treatment through our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) or prefer outpatient services, we offer options to fit your needs. Our dedicated team works closely with you to determine the best level of care for your circumstances.
Take the first step toward a brighter future by contacting Milton Recovery Centers today. Our compassionate team stands ready to guide you on your journey to whole-person healing and lasting recovery. Together, we can overcome these challenges and build a life worth living.
Contact us now to schedule a confidential consultation and start your journey to lasting recovery. Your future starts here.
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- Access to top-rated addiction and mental health treatment
- Empathetic and caring assistance
- Guidance on seeking treatment
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