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File Size: 2763 KB
Print Length: 259 pages
Publisher: TarcherPerigee; 1 edition (May 3, 2011)
Publication Date: May 3, 2011
Sold by: Penguin Group (USA) LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B004MW3ZUO
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According to a study by Johns Hopkins University,there are an estimated 12 million hoarders in the United States. Hoarding is not about how much stuff a person has. It's about how we process things. Most people can easily make decisions about what to keep and what to toss or donate, and then they follow through. A hoarder can't.Matt Paxton, founder of Clutter Cleaner and star of the A & E Reality Show Hoarders, has written a book about some of his experiences working with hoarders."The Secret Lives of Hoarders: True Stories of Tackling Extreme Clutter" is a first-hand account of how Mr. Paxton and his team help hoarders deal with the "stuff" in their lives. He does not dwell on the details of the clutter. He explores the causes of hoarding and the solutions to overcoming this problem. Mr. Paxton explains that hoarding isn't a character flaw. It's not laziness or forgetfulness. It's a mental disorder. The author works with therapists and psychologists to gain knowledge about this disorder. Mr. Paxton explains the five stages of hoarding and has identified the following kinds of hoarding;The Animal RescuerThe Information JunkieThe ShopaholicThe Do-It-YourselferThe CollectorThe Food SaverThe Clothes HoarderThe Memory KeeperThe Trash Master Compactor (Bags of trash that never get taken out to the curb or recycle items that never get recycled.)The author explains exactly how he and his team approach a hoarder, work with the hoarder and his family, actually clean out a house and the process of staying clean. There is an excellent "Resources" section at the end of the book. The author lists organizations, top treatment centers, support groups and additional books to read.I Found This Book Informative, Fascinating and Hopeful BECAUSE....it gives a well-researched, comprehensive overview of a growing problem that society tends to sweep under the rug. I was very impressed with the sensitivity that the author displayed in dealing with this complex issue.After reading this book, I am much better prepared to deal with my own hoarding tendencies and hopefully be a help to others who are dealing with this problem. The real-life examples that the author presented demonstrated that this is a problem that touches all ages and socio-economic groups. The follow-up reports on people that the author has worked with shows that not all stories have happy endings. Sometimes the hoarders go through the clean-up process but are not mentally ready to stop hoarding. Mr. Paxton is very realistic and honest about what has to happen before real change can take place.I highly recommend this book to anyone who might be struggling with this issue in their own life or dealing with the hoarding of a loved one.
As another reviewer said, Matt Paxton has walked the walk when it comes to hoarders and their homes. I've watched many episodes of the TV shows "Hoarders" (A&E, on which Matt appears), and "Hoarding: Buried Alive" (TLC), and am aware of a few hoarding situations in real life. I've always liked the way Matt comes across on the "Hoarders" episodes; usually I think he seems better informed and more effective at handling the hoarders than the designated "experts" on the show.I expected this book to be rich in anecdotes about hoarding, and was not disappointed. What surprised me, was the depth of knowledge of the mental, emotional and even physical conditions that lead a person to hoarding behavior, the levels and types of hoarding, and especially the most effective ways to organize a recovery effort. While careful not to present himself as a psychologist or similar counselor, Matt nevertheless displays a firm grasp of essentials that goes far beyond the actual logistics of physically cleaning and clearing out a hoarded home. He makes a strong case that a team is needed, that includes the hoarder, family members, the hands-on cleaning team, and others who may include social workers, counselors, clergy, friends and even building inspectors, depending on the circumstances.All that I've seen, heard, and read about hoarders, has left me feeling that it's all hopeless. Somehow, although he cites cases of backsliding, failures and other bad news, Matt's book has left me with a little hope. He's a man of empathy and common sense, who rebuilt his own life after hitting bottom from compulsive gambling.Until now, I would have recommended a book such as Stuff: Compulsive Hoarding and the Meaning of Things to someone who wants to understand hoarding. Now I would place Matt's book at the top of that reading list instead.
I've never watched the TV show about hoarders, but found myself interested in the book written by Tim Paxton (with Phaedra Hise) in connection with it. Extreme hoarding is a strange phenomenom or mental disorder, depending on the extent of the hoarding problem and reasons for it.I was simply amazed at the true accounts of extreme hoarding and what it takes to clean houses that are packed to the ceiling, often with only narrow aisles for walking and no place to sit. Hoarding causes family problems for children and spouses, sometimes breaking families apart. There are also safety and hygiene issues. And yet The Secret Lives of Hoarders: True Stories of Tackling Extreme Cluttersometimes it's impossible to get the hoarder to agree to a cleanup. (You'll have to read the book to learn more!)Very interesting book, and I'd recommend it to anyone who likes to read about unusual psychological issues.
Anyone who has watched the tv show, "Hoarders" has seen Matt and his team work minor miracles with clean-ups at hoarder homes. This book provides insights (not by Ph.D people) but by the "hands on" perspective of one who has done hundreds of clean ups. Matt helps the reader by classifying hoarders into different categories - such as clothes, animals, etc. He also provides suggestions as what kind of approaches work best, depending on the category. Helpful book that should be read by those who hoard, those who have family members who hoard, and by those who work in a professional setting with hoarders.
This book is alot like watching an episode of "Hoarders." Matt shows more insight on the tv series than in this book, obviously co-written for him. Excellent book to give to a hoarder, once they've agreed that's there problem. Also good for family members to get some understanding and hopefully reduce their anger towards the hoarder.
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