Conquering Compulsive Hoarding

By: Chris Right

Narrated by: Troy Hudson

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Brief summary of hoarding, great information

However I wish more emphasis on technique of solving it as a hoarder not a person living with a hoarder, since I am a hoarder I wanted more emphasis on detail oriented technique.

How to help a hoarder

This book was designed to help others to help the severe hoarder. It does have excellent recommendations for helping and understanding this anxiety driven behavior.

good info

Great info and input to keep in mind as I move forward in my clean out.

Enlightened diplomacy with a hoarder

I found this short book eye-opening and well worth its price. It has some basic ideas for anyone trying to navigate roadblocks in family communications, especially surrounding obsessive-compulsive and stubbornly-defended behaviors. Everyone gets a chance for a new view of themselves and their relations. It offers a humane approach. On my own tangent touched off by this, it was interesting to reflect on "normal" folks as collectors of some sort (sometimes of things quite abstract like bodies of belief) barricading themselves in a sort of psychological dwelling.

Starting point

This is a good place to start if you are dealing with a hoarding issue of any kind!