Compulsive hoarders often live in squalor and risk disease, injury, fires and homelessness, and their over-attachment to things can compromise their relationships, clinical psychologist Dr Christopher Mogan says.
To throw something away is to throw away part of themselves ... its a very pervasive disease that's hard for the non-hoarder to grasp," he told a conference in Sydney.
The two-day forum, dubbed Pathways Through the Maze National Hoarding and Squalor conference, attracted 135 experts from Australia, the UK and the US..." More
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
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