Impulsivity vs. Impulse-Control Disorders: Know the Difference #shorts @DrTraceyMarks
Impulsivity vs. Impulse-Control Disorders: Know the Difference #shorts  @DrTraceyMarks
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Everyone acts on impulse sometimes—buying, saying, or doing things you later regret. That’s human.

Impulse-control disorders are different. They’re repeated urges you can’t resist, even when they harm yourself or others.

The pattern is familiar: tension rises, acting brings relief, then guilt or regret follows.

Occasional impulsivity is normal. Repeatedly losing control in ways that damage life or relationships is a signal to seek support.

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Impulsivity vs. Impulse-Control Disorders: Know the Difference #shorts

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