4 Tips to Help Hoarding Clients Break Free

[@jojodaisy4]

As someone who does home health physiotherapy, I am so amazed at this video and your ability to help this client to achieve all that in such a short space of time seems quite miraculous!! It’s so wonderful to know it can be treated

[@Zawiedek]

Very short time indeed, However, the client he describes actively searched for help, showed a lot of insight, and seemed highly motivated and longing for change. These factors are crucial for therapeutic success.

[@whitewittock]

Fascinating as usual, I never thought about the trauma hoarders are trying to bury

[@athenalimos]

thank you very much for this helpful video! Greetings from Greece!

[@marciastephen3421]

Interesting topic. Very knowledgeable.

[@HelloWorld17254]

I get your weekly emails and got this one about “hoarding” today. Love all your writing and teachings!! THANK YOU!🙏🏼

[@greenspiral2955]

Nice of you to visit a client at home. I think the stage at which the 'to be discarded' box is filled is the most tricky if it does not leave the house strait away! It is really helpful to have a friend help with this. Often it is not as simple as taking it down the charity shop...

[@dlrowadkcuf]

This is Awesome!!

[@BaroqueViolin]

Very interesting! Thank you!

[@chriswoodford4331]

Got a friend who buys DVDs (many doubles and trebles) from charity shops and spends £1000s on state of the art TVs every few months. His place is rammed full. There is nowhere to stand. When I talk of throwing stuff out it’s never the DVDs.

[@Vanessabeachdreamer2025]

Please make more content on this unique, though seemingly common disorder. I find it fascinating, but hard to understand why/how it impacts a person to the degree to which it does. More of your insight is requested.

[@clacicle]

I worked with quite a number of hoarders in the United States some years ago. Most were women and many had also experienced physical and or sexual violence from their partners who had served in the military during the Vietnam and Korean wars.

[@xeropunt5749]

greed may be a fear of inadequacy…which is a false fear.

[@bethetruth1842]

Hoarding Backfires

[@gv5288]

It's stigmatizing to call a person a "hoarder" just as it's stigmatizing to call a person an "addict". People have disorders, they don't become the disorder. The disorder is not their intrinsic identity.

[@whitewittock]

That's a very woke comment, it's no more stigmatising to add the adjective of hoarder to a person than other adjectives like mortal, endothermic sentient featherless biped, if they have that trait

[@bethetruth1842]

😆😆😆😂😂😂😂🤣😂😄😂😆 Thanks Mark" for the hysterics & the insight and informations x♡o. 🐴🐮🌹🌱💎❣🙏👍