Learn about Diogenes Syndrome - a disorder found in seniors that can often reach dangerous levels without anyone even knowing.
Today's episode is all about batching and hoarding. Have you ever started a task only to get sidetracked and end up feeling disheartened and unproductive? Well, you're not alone. In this episode, I explore the concept of batching tasks together and how it can help you overcome the distractions and actually get things done. Join me as we delve into the world of productivity strategies, context switching, and the positive benefits of batching tasks.
Learn what is hoarding disorder, the psychology behind it, its causes, mental health effects, treatment and ways to overcome hoarding disorder.
Some people can’t throw anything away. Ever. That can be a problem for everyone else.
Today with Dr Jan Eppingstall, I look at the nuanced approaches needed for effectively supporting people with hoarding disorder. Jan provides valuable insights for therapists, emphasising the importance of curiosity, collaboration, and empathy in therapeutic sessions. The episode explores evidence-based interventions, the significance of exposure therapy, and the challenges counsellors may face when working with hoarding clients. Additionally, practical tips for building trust and understanding the unique needs of hoarders are shared. Listen for the tools you need to make a meaningful difference in the lives of your clients
Is there a compulsive hoarder in your family or community? Learn the facts about this disorder before you judge that neighbor with all the junk in their yard.
Check out the 5 types of ocd and have better understanding of what OCD is, how it manifests, and what we can do to manage it. Suprisingly...
Anti-Clutter Strategies for Compulsive Hoarders It’s been awhile since I covered the topic of compulsive hoarding, because the last time I did I posted photos of my nut collection and book pile, and the next thing I know I was contacted by Discovery Disney to be fixed on some hoarding special show.
Today, the daunting task of tackling a laundry backlog. In this episode, I discuss practical strategies to conquer Mount Washmore and take control of the laundry chaos. From decluttering to creating a laundry system, I look at ways to streamline the process and prevent clothes from piling up. I also touch on the environmental impact of overwashing and share experiences of managing overwhelming laundry situations. So if you're ready to conquer that laundry mountain and reclaim some peace, hit play for some valuable tips and insights.
ADHD guidelines list medications as the most effective approach to reduce core ADHD symptoms. But non-medication treatments can provide additional support to minimise the daily impact of ADHD symptoms.
Hoarding is classified in DSM 5 (Diagnostic and
Learn what is hoarding disorder, the psychology behind it, its causes, mental health effects, treatment and ways to overcome hoarding disorder.
Got a Client with a Hoarding Problem? Assess for Safety! How do you assess whether an individual has a hoarding problem? What questions do you ask to ascertain whether the person’s clutter is a safety/health concern? Individuals with compulsive hoarding disorder typically lack awareness of the severity of their behavior and may even deny that they […]
Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders Primer Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders are a group of mental disorders including obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), body dysmorphic disorder, hoarding disorder, trichotillomania (hair-pulling disorder), excoriation (skin-picking) disorder, substance/medication-induced obsessive-compulsive and related disorder, obsessive-compulsive and related disorder due to another medical condition, and other specified obsessive-compulsive and related d…
2nd Edition - Help for Compulsive Acquiring, Saving, and Hoarding
Reality TV shows and images of the "crazy cat lady" have bred misconceptions about the disorders of hoarding and living in squalor.
Getting rid of belongings is generally seen as positive, even healthy—but when the need becomes compulsive, it can be a sign of a life-consuming disorder.
It happens to everyone at one point or another – we look around our home and think, “Man, I have a LOT of CRAP! What do I DO with it …
How do you know if you're a hoarder? By definition, hoarding is a compulsive need to aquire and retain items regardless of their value and an inability to discard things due to emotional attachment.
How do I clear a hoarders house? We provide a rapid, effective, sympathetic and highly confidential solution
Hoarding is a symptom that makes it hard to get rid of items to the point that it affects a person's ability to use their home or work areas.