What is the compulsive hoarding syndrome?

Hoarders (people with the so-called compulsive hoarding syndrome) suffer particularly in the private sector including, establish and hold no temporal or spatial order, or to where they feel comfortable. This "malaise" is reasonable to assume the proportions of a life-limiting illness.

Hoarders have very different personalities

Many of them are busy with above average "order" in the profession and often more perfect than others. Whether as a teacher, manager or waiter.

There are 4 chaos phenomena in hoarders

• inconspicuous externally normal order is an unusually important part of life, is to keep it perceived as torture
• Time: for example Tardiness and miss important appointments
• Paper: hoarding of papers, notes, papers / articles
• Collecting: hoarding of objects / Compulsive Buying

The collecting, hoarding, non-throwing can lead to littering. Most hoarders are quite stable but in a "state of hell" somewhere between one side and unremarkable appearance in the media like to put on for show littering on the other.

Wash off much of what is easy for others, particularly hoarders throw as hard put away, etc. There are great difficulties in everyday decision-making little things and even if outwardly unremarkable, there is a feeling of "I've failed." It follows a shame that often leads to social isolation in private life.

What is compulsive hoarding therapy?

The "trick question" is: How do you feel in her apartment? You can receive visitors at any time?

In therapy, the Therapeit does not understand as cleaning, household cleaning aid or rather, with the compulsive hoarding therapy "help themselves" given. The person seeking help must have the inner resolve to change his behavior and accept help, this is the therapeutic target.

The compulsive hoarding therapy is almost always "local" instead. In a (time-unbound) is analyzed first interview together, what further steps are necessary and for those concerned are acceptable to break the vicious circle and to find a "normal life".

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