I'm never going back to living like this': how an innovative project is helping hoarders
Briefly

Carol's struggle with hoarding reflects a deeper issue, as her clutter represents unresolved trauma. Despite her satisfaction with progress, the chaotic environment remains a hazard, with studies indicating hoarding affects 2.5% to 6% of the population. Dr. Lynne Drummond warns that as society ages, hoarding could become more prevalent, potentially leading to a 'hoarding pandemic.' The article highlights health risks associated with hoarding, including injuries and deaths from falls or fires, and points to a growing need for awareness and solutions.
I'm surrounded by my trauma. All this stuff is the physical manifestation of the actual traumas I've suffered and not dealt with.
If it rises at this rate and continues to rise, we're going to be facing a hoarding pandemic, said Dr Lynne Drummond.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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