Hoarding Disorder Help

15 Minimalist Steps to Help You Declutter

De: Milton Harrison

Narrado por: Karolina

Between 2 and 5 percent of adults live with hoarding disorder, and it is estimated that up to five percent of the global population displays symptoms. You might feel alone...but you’re not. Perhaps you’ve tried to tackle the clutter in your home before but it just feels too overwhelming. Maybe you feel out of control: you know there’s a problem, but you don’t know where to start.

In Hoarding Disorder Help: 15 Minimalist Steps to Help You Declutter, you’re given the tools you need to succeed and learn:

• The number one reason cleaning up feels so daunting
• How to plan for decluttering success
• The secret to keeping things and getting rid of them at the same time
• Tricks to help manage anxiety
• And much more...

Now there’s an approach that recognizes the bigger problem: A decluttering method that will really help win the fight against hoarding disorder.

©2020 Milton Harrison (P)2020 Milton Harrison

Direct and precise information in layman’s language

Was looking for a resource to give me directions on how to help and understand the hoarder in our family. The entire support structure is reading and discussing. We have a better understanding on how to help and support during the life journey. I highly recommend.

Good resource on addressing Hoarding

Hoarding is something that I wanted to address, and it's said to affect about 5% of the world's population. Although I do not have a hoarding disorder, the audiobook guide is a wonderful go-to resource to those needing some solutions to their decluttering problems. With tips like how to prevent being overwhelmed with clutter, to even strategies to help your stressful situations on making it happen, this audiobook guide is a recommended listen to help you solve hoarding.

The Steps to unhoard!

I love the way he explained every step thoroughly. It helped me feel at ease and to comprehend every step was achievable.

Pronunciation and tone

The book has some great information and potential steps. The narrator’s voice and intonation felt too sweet and light at times. Almost felt like she was talking down to the listener—as times almost offensive.

We All Need to Declutter

A great reference for people looking to help themselves or a loved one overcome this issue. You never really understand the mind of someone living with this issue. The book provides great insight on this however to place yourself in their shoes, so to speak. The outlined steps in this book are also very helpful in organizing your own possessions regardless if you hoard or not!