HOARDING DISORDER HELP
Key features of hoarding disorder
Hoarding Disorder is a mental health condition where someone has ongoing difficulty letting go of possessions, no matter their actual value. Over time, this leads to extreme clutter that can affect safety, daily life, and relationships.
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Collecting and keeping far more items than needed.
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Struggling to throw things away, even if they’re broken or worthless.
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Strong feelings of stress or anxiety when facing the idea of discarding items.
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Living spaces becoming so cluttered they can’t be used as intended.
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The clutter causing problems such as family conflict, relationship or social and work activities, health hazards, or isolation.
Transforming you from hoarding to happy clutter free.
Is hoarding affecting your life? Have you been thinking you need to do something about it but you don't know how to get help?
You may have noticed that potentially may have a hoarding disorder. It hasn't always been the case and really it just started out as innocent collecting or charity shop visits. But lately you've realised that your home is completely cluttered and you need help sorting it all out.
You may be, or know someone who is diagnosed with hoarding disorder, fully aware that there'a a problem and it's time to get some help with it. Not only is it affecting day to day living but also health; emotionally, mentally and physically.
What's the definition of hoarding?
(Frost & Hartl, 1995)
1. The acquisition of and the failure to discard a large number of possessions that seem to be useless or of limited value.
2. Living spaces sufficiently cluttered so as to preclude activities for which those spaces were designed.
3. Significant distress or impairment in functioning caused by the hoarding.
We'll help you find clarity in what you want to achieve and we'll work with you every step of the way, from beginning to end.
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DISCOVER & EXPLORE
We know every single client is unique. We will work with you to explore, review & understand hoarding behaviour and put a plan in place, bespoke to your needs and ideal outcome.
ATTEND & REVIEW
If you are open to it we can take a visit to your property to see what you'd like our team of professional organisers, sorters & cleaners to work on. This can also be done at a later stage after a couple of therapy sessions. Whenever you're ready.
PLAN, CREATE & EXECUTE
We'll create a roadmap to completion, to plan and execute. This is where your ideal vision will really come to life.
OPTIMISATION
We'll make sure that we have the right team available for you and your home. Ready to take action when you give the go ahead.
STEADY & STRESS FREE
We won't rush when we are helping you sort and organise (unless you say so), we'll go at a pace that you are happy with. Keeping a cool, calm and stress-free environment.
We provide a therapy service alongside our cleaning and sorting services.
As a fully qualified Clinical Hypnotherapist and Rapid Transformational Therapist we can help you get to the root cause of why you have a hoarding disorder or have hoarding behaviours & to help rewire your thoughts & behaviours around the issue.
If you'd prefer regular talk therapy with a qualified registered counsellor we currently work closely with a couple that we highly recommend. Counselling sessions start from £60.
We will also work very closely with you to help with sorting, organising & cleaning your house working at your own pace, working over a timescale that you are comfortable with.
What's included in our hoarding disorder services?
Our hoarding disorder services are bespoke so tailored to each individual but generally include some or all of the services below:
Ongoing therapy & healing sessions, as required.
Thorough home / property clean, sort & organise.
Quarterly check-in sessions including home visits to keep you on track.
Regular maintenance cleaning service on request.
To see how we can help you, just give us a call.
We help by directly donating items to people in the local communities that need help with furniture, clothing, household items, sporting goods & equipment, tools, children's toys, books etc
We also fundraise to be able to provide services to people in desperate need who otherwise couldn't afford it.