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This book offers in-depth information on pathological hoarding, describing both the root of the disorder and its progression. How can hoarding disorder be diagnosed? What are the challenges involved in treatment? How can professionals best deal with those affected? In this practical guide, health professionals will find the answers to these and many other questions.In the last few years the awareness of this disorder has gradually increased - not only in the academic community, but also in the media - and it has become clear that there are a considerable number of people worldwide who continue to suffer from it. The case studies presented here share essential insights into the diverse backgrounds and lives of affected individuals. In addition, hoarding disorder has since been classified as a new mental disorder by the WHO, which means many psychoanalysts, psychologists, psychiatrists and social workers will need to be trained accordingly. This book offers valuable guidance.
List of contents
Introduction.- Basics of Hoarding disorder.- Treatment Recommendations.- Psychodynamic.- Aspects: Self-Perspectives.- Summary and Outlook.- Messy-Quick-Test.
About the author
Born in Teheran and raised in Vienna, worked for many years in the private sector, studied European Economics and Business Management, studied Psychotherapy Science, trained in psychoanalysis, awarded the Marianne Ringler prize for research, received health award from the city of Vienna, runs a private practice as a psychoanalyst and child analyst, trainer and supervisor at the Sigmund Freud private University Vienna.
