How did I get so much stuff?
I met Ron Alford of Disaster Masters®, Inc yesterday at SUN-B. Many seniors don’t think of themselves as hoarders, they just haven’t gotten rid of things they value in many many years. Ron doesn’t use the word hoarders, he calls it disposophobia. You can see more about how to get help at his web site, http://theplan.com.
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Excellent review of a very troubling problem to the hoarder, his/her family, and society as a whole. The problem is once you clean up how do you stop the hoarder from creating a disaster again? Are there far more psychological problems with the individual how do you help? So far I have found no answers to these questions.
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How are things going? Caryn
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