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Hoarding Disorder: Whose Problem is it Anyway?
One of the most challenging aspects of having a family member or other loved one who hoards is that they often don’t see their relationship with their things and the condition of their house as being problematic. If there is a problem, it is not the person who is acquiring and saving but others’ views of what is happening. At least, that’s how it often plays out.
Read MoreCelebrating 100: Parents Who Hoard Workbook!
I just wanted to take a brief pause to stop and celebrate the reach of the Parents Who Hoard guided workbook that I released in May. To date, more than…
Read MoreSeeking Healing From Outside
When I was a kid, I was taught that wrongs should be righted. If someone hit you on the playground, the expectation was that the other child would approach you,…
Read MoreVlog: It’s not my fault!
Many adult children have been forced to take the blame and responsibility for things that their PWH did (or didn’t do) unfairly. We’ve been told that it’s our fault that…
Read MorePoem: If Only You Would Change
Eight Downloads!
Despite some initial fear and trepidation, I launched my professional website and the free workbook I created on Monday. The result? Eight downloads! On Monday alone, eight individuals took advantage…
Read MoreMy birthday…but a wish for you
Some of you have asked about my mom from time to time, and since our story is very public, I like to share occasionally. Stopped by Mom’s apartment in the…
Read MoreTEDx does Hoarding by Yours Truly
I’m so excited to share this with you. Tedx has been one of the most amazing experiences I’ve had! I know it’s been a while since I’ve posted. Forgive me!…
Read MoreFilm Review: CLUTTER
I was fortunate to get the opportunity to attend the world premiere of Paul Marcarelli’s new film, Clutter. Here’s my review of the film. After the world premiere screening, Paul…
Read MoreEmbracing a New Perspective
It’s been a while since I’ve posted on here Today, I thought that it might be helpful to share a bit of what’s going on in my life. Fortunately, it’s…
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