Sensory Assessments

A sensory assessment explores how an individual experiences their environment through sight, sound, touch, smell, and spatial awareness. For people with hoarding behaviours, sensory sensitivities can contribute to:

• Overwhelm in cluttered or chaotic spaces
• Difficulty processing visual or tactile stimuli
• Emotional distress triggered by environmental changes
• Challenges with decision-making and object attachment

• Tailored Interventions: Understanding sensory triggers allows practitioners to adapt decluttering strategies to reduce anxiety.
• Safer Environments: Recommendations may include lighting adjustments, noise reduction, or layout changes to improve comfort and safety.
• Improved Engagement: Clients are more likely to participate when their sensory needs are respected and supported.

Sensory assessments are often paired with:

• Mental Capacity Act (MCA) assessments
• Case management and advocacy
• Weekly therapeutic sessions
• Post-clearance support and relapse prevention

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