We all act on impulse from time to time when we respond to things in a rapid, unplanned manner. This might mean reacting impulsively to internal events – such as thoughts, feelings, or memories – or external occurrences, like events or people.
We all act on impulse from time to time when we respond to things in a rapid, unplanned manner. This might mean reacting impulsively to internal events – such as thoughts, feelings, or memories – or external occurrences, like events or people.
When we regularly react quickly, without considering the negative consequences, such impulsivity can impact our wellbeing and relationships. Difficulty with impulse control is a characteristic of some mental health conditions, such as personality disorders, bipolar disorder, and substance use problems, in addition to specific impulse control disorders.
Working with one of the social workers below who specialize in impulse control issues can be of great assistance if your reactions feel out of control. Social workers might focus on helping you increase your understanding of your impulsivity and help increase your awareness of specific cues and triggers. In addition, social workers can help you learn new skills and develop strategies to establish firmer control.
Find social workers in Boulder who specialize in impulse control issues below. Social workers have been vetted by the Zencare team for clinically rigorous, quality care. Visit their profiles to watch an introductory video and book a free initial call to find a good fit!
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$196
93% Anxiety
80% Depression
64% Relationship issues
63% Trauma
60% Life transitions
54% Stress management
40% Loss, grief, and bereavement
40% Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
47% Aetna
36% United Healthcare
35% Blue Cross Blue Shield
