RESILIENCE & HOARDING
DAY THREE SEMINAR RECAP
Sharon McLoughlin, Clouds End, looks at Resilience and its importance when supporting individuals with Hoarding Disorder/Behavior.
Offering useful tips professionals can put into place when supporting clients. It focuses on how you can overcome difficult situations and find ways in which it will be easier to get through these periods.
Below is a guide to keep you grounded in your role when supporting clients.
Included is a digital download, which can be printed and kept on hand/display
Resilience & Hoarding
How to overcome the barriers and accept the challenges
- Having an open and positive mindset is really important when offering your help to someone who lives in a Hoarded Home
- Take yourself back to the child in you and ask ” Why not?” instead of the adult you see now “Hell no!”
- View the barrier/challenge as a learning opportunity,don’t be afraid to ask for help
Resilience & Hoarding
How to get back up when things don’t quite go the way we had planned
- Sh*t happens accept it
- Postive thinking instead of negative thinking will establish a route out to reach the end goal.
- Celebrate the the good and create opportunities, be curious and find out why did that happen
- What might we have done differently?
- Don’t give up
Resilience & Hoarding
When to acknowledge you just might not be the right person
DOWNLOAD RESILIENCE & HOARDING GUIDE
Interested in further training?
Clouds End will be launching a full day session dedicated to Resilience & Hoarding this Autumn.
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Contact us for more information
Hoarding Support – help@cloudsend.org.uk
Hoarding Training – knowledgespace@cloudsend.org.uk
Hi,
I’m a Social Work student and I am writing my dissertation on hoarding disorder.
I was wondering if you could send me any information or research that I would find useful.
Thank you
Hi Carol, we will be in touch via email shortly!