Let's Talk about Hoarding: Episode 7 - How Trauma Relates to Hoarding?

Hello! Welcome to Let’s Talk About Hoarding! This is a space where we demystify this common mental health phenomenon that we currently call “hoarding”. Many people can identify a traumatic or stressful life situation that ‘sets off’ their hoarding issue. Is trauma a ‘cause’ of hoarding? In this episode, my co-host, Rea, MSW, and I will have a chat about the relationship between trauma and hoarding. Excited to share this with you!
About hoarding treatment and support resources:
ONLINE Compassionate Mind Training Workshop for Hoarding and Cluttering for people anywhere in the world (new cohort starting on September 16th, 2024):
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ONLINE Space Creating Monthly Membership Support Group for people anywhere in the world (membership begin monthly):
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ONLINE Compassion Focused Therapy group for Hoarding for people in California:
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Our social media resources:
Hoarding specific:
(Better Treatment for Hoarding Program Facebook page)
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Compassion-focused approach to mental health:
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Disclaimer:
Watching this series of videos is NOT a replacement for therapy. However, we hope some of these contents may speak to you and support you wherever you are, in this world and in your journey of healing. You are welcomed to find more psycho-education, therapy, and event information about hoarding on our website: sfcompassion.com and follow @bettertreatmentforhoarding on Facebook and Instagram.

[@kimlec3592]

This Doctor is very insightful.

[@djoukevanaken6663]

I deeply grateful for this compelling and compassionate explanation of this nexus of hoarding and trauma. It touched me deeply
I'm also very happy that I got to know Chia Ying Chou through two other episodes.

[@dr.chia-yingchou6181]

❤🙏

[@kimandari2750]

This is soooo good... ❤ Thank you both

[@dr.chia-yingchou6181]

thank you, Kim. 💖

[@kimlec3592]

Yes, people hurt. Things, not so much.

[@briesthoughts2261]

Great video

[@dr.chia-yingchou6181]

thank you

[@kimlec3592]

Constant verbal abuse seems like no big deal. But it is.