Personality Disorder Treatment Prices
* Provided that the client remains for further treatment, the consultation is included in the cost
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Personality disorder treatment in Kropyvnytskyi is part of the psychiatric care provided by the Transformation Medical Center. Appointments are held at the branch at 23g Vasylia Nikitina St., daily from 8:00 to 19:00. The psychiatrist carries out diagnostics, orders tests if needed and selects treatment: medication, psychotherapy or a combination.
Consultations are confidential; information about the patient is not shared with employers or other third parties. In acute conditions, admission to the inpatient unit with 24/7 supervision is possible. You can book at (099) 103 05 05.
A personality disorder is a disturbance of a person’s character structure and behavioral tendencies that involves several areas of personality and is accompanied by personal and social disintegration.
Causes of personality disorders
In the early stages, personality disorders may show as strong emotional reactions to events or states. Later this can lead to impaired brain function. The main factors include:
- heredity;
- stress;
- organic causes;
- intrauterine pathologies;
- birth complications;
- consequences of traumatic brain injuries;
- brain diseases;
- exposure to toxins from drugs, alcohol, etc.
Various life situations can trigger a personality disorder. The first signs may appear after psychological trauma of various origins.
Personality disorder: symptoms
Changes in the behavior and thinking of a person with a personality disorder are progressive. The first sign is an inappropriate attitude toward people and the environment. Relationships with relatives, friends and colleagues often deteriorate.
The main signs of a personality disorder are:
- lack of control over negative emotions;
- severe irritability (sometimes without reason);
- a feeling of being unneeded;
- frequent conflicts (the person regularly shows aggression and anger, makes threats and insults);
- unwillingness to keep in touch with others.
The symptoms of a personality disorder grow rapidly. Together, they make the patient’s life unbearable. They lose the ability to handle everyday matters and gradually lose touch with reality.
