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Stuff stigma, erase embarrassment - life’s too short for it to be ruled by clutter, disorganisatio
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Hoarding is not a lifestyle choice
In 2018 the World Health Organisation (WHO) classified Hoarding Disorder as a mental illness.
It is just one of many conditions that can cause people to have too much stuff or become disorganised. Mental health conditions such as Anxiety and Depression can be diagnosed fairly easily, but often the co-morbid conditions that can be a root cause of the mental health and hoarding/disorganisation problems go undiagnosed, such as ADHD, Autism Spectrum Conditions and Executive Dysfunction (difficulties with things like planning, organising, time-keeping and decision-making).
Similarly, the health of many people affected by chronic disorganisation or hoarding can be affected too, because of worry or frustration about a relative, neighbour or friend, or having being injured after having a slip/trip/fall, or being involved in a life-changing event such as a fire.
One such person is Cherry Rudge, who devised the original Hoarding Icebreaker form in 2015. She’s the daughter of a hoarder, and understands from personal experience the physical and psychological challenges of having a controlling parent and living with too much stuff.