Speaking of Psychology

Why People Hoard with Julie Pike, PhD

Jan 15, 2020

34:23

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The Challenges of Treating Hoarding Disorder and Providing Support

01:21

Does Hoarding Disorder Have a Genetic Component?

02:44

Is There a Gold Standard for Treatment for Hoarding Disorder?

02:47

Do You Have Hoarding Disorder?

02:12

Introduction

3min

Does Hoarding Disorder Have a Genetic Component?

3min

How Do You Treat Hoarding Disorder?

2min

Is There a Lot of Shame Around Hoarding?

2min

Do You Have Hoarding Disorder?

3min

Is There a Difference Between Hoarding and OCD?

3min

Do You Think Showing Hoarding on TV Is Detrimental?

3min

People With Hoarding Disorder

3min

Do You Have Hoarding Disorder?

2min

10.

Working With a Client With Hoarding Disorder

3min

11.

Is There a Gold Standard for Treatment for Hoarding Disorder?

3min

12.

Do You Have a Loved One?

2min

13.

Do You Have a Hoarding Disorder?

3min

While television shows about hoarding are quite popular and the term has now been embedded into our general lexicon, there is still a lot about hoarding disorder that is not well understood. Hoarding disorder is complex, difficult to treat and causes a lot of pain and suffering for people who have it and their loved ones. Our guest is Julie Pike, PhD, a clinical psychologist in private practice who treats people with hoarding disorder. She has appeared on the Discovery/TLC show, “Hoarding: Buried Alive.” She helps explain more about hoarding disorder, what treatment options are available and how people can take the first steps to clearing the clutter.

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