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- Clutter Hoarding
Clutter hoarding does exist. Some people are comfortable with a lot of clutter in their home. Maybe they are just hoarding clutter? Most of us tolerate some level of clutter, but to effectively keep a home clean it must be de-cluttered. This is the first step to speed cleaning - pick up all the clutter.
- Clutter and Hoarding - Hoarding, Clutter and Depression
Cluttering and depression seem to go hand-in-hand. And it can be hard to decide what came first, the clutter or the depression. Depression can really interfere with the way a person lives their life. Many clutterers feel emotionally paralyzed when their feelings of depression take hold. Discover several ways depression is connected with cluttering and therapy that has been shown to be very effective.
- Hoarding Vs Clutter - How Can You Know the Difference?
The A&E show, Hoarders, does not give viewers the option to walk away untouched. Whether you are shocked, saddened, or can relate to the accumulation of things, it is impossible not be moved by the plight of these homeowners. So how do you know if you or someone you know is a hoarder?
- Recognizing Compulsive Hoarding
Compulsive hoarding is a mental disorder. It often isn't recognized and goes untreated for years. If someone one you know has this disorder, it is important that it be treated as soon as possible. You can help along the way by being aware of the symptoms, having compassion and concern for the person and by being ready to offer support wherever it is needed.
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