Key Takeaways to Tune In For

• [02:02] What is hoarding?
• [02:38] The symptoms of hoarding.
• [04:44] there is a difference between a collector and a hoarder- it is important to think about the usefulness of the items you collect in regards to downsizing your collection. You can hear more about collectors here.
• [05:42] Highest level of a hoarder is a level 4, or code black- this is a diagnosed case of hoarding. 
• [6:09] Mid-level, level 3, code red hoarders can make it in and out of their homes but they still have a significant amount of stuff they cannot let go of. 
• [08:29] Level 2, code yellow hoarders is capable of putting items away, they just have too much stuff that they do not have a place for all their items to live and they try to find help but cannot maintain the helpful habits they are taught. 
• [11:18] Level 1, code green hoarders have a few cluttered areas or secret stashes that they do not access regularly. 
• [12:36] Many times, all levels of hoarders also struggle with time management. 
• [13:25] Where to seek help for hoarding. 
• [16:50] If your loved one needs assistance, get them the help that they need! 
• [17:15] Key takeaway: Serious problems need to be dealt with by professionals. 
• [17:40] Your life will improve when you don’t need to think, worry, or feel responsible for your stuff. 
• [19:55] Make this the year that you get your house in order and make space to make your organizational dreams come true. 
• [22:11] reducing the stuff that comes into your home is key to living your best life, and if you need help getting there book your one on one consultation today!

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