Weekly
Clients engage in weekly sessions of 120 minutes with a dedicated hoarding practitioner, over a minimum duration of 6 to 12 weeks. These consistent, trauma-informed sessions allow for.
Gradual Trust-Building: Regular contact with the same practitioner cultivates emotional safety and rapport.
Cognitive and Emotional Support: Sessions may include mindset coaching, behavioural interventions, and empathy-driven guidance.
Paced Decluttering: Clients receive hands-on help sorting possessions while processing attachment and decision-making.
Progress Tracking: Each session contributes to measurable outcomes, supporting care plans, tenancy agreements, or safeguarding goals
A two-person team is available if required.
Includes the cost of disposal of 6 bags per visit on 2-hour package
Regular reports to social workers or housing officers (subject to tier)
This package can be tailored to match the profile and needs of the service user/patient/tenant
Monitoring
Once our hoarding service has reduced the hoarding to a safe level, we can offer packages to monitor for hoarding relapse. This service is crucial to ensure long-term well-being and prevent the space from returning to its previous state. Our post-clearance support is part of a trauma-informed, person-centred approach.
Why this matters
Hoarding is a chronic condition, not solved by clearance alone. A clear-out can feel like a loss, triggering emotional distress. Without ongoing support, individuals may quickly relapse and start re-accumulating clutter..
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