Trauma Services reports hoarding disorder is rising, driven by trauma and stress, especially since the pandemic, requiring compassion and support for recovery.

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From clutter to crisis: ... For many, every object holds meaning—a memory, a sense of safety, a promise that it might be useful someday. To an outsider, it might look like clutter.

From clutter to crisis: ... For many, every object holds meaning—a memory, a sense of safety, a promise that it might be useful someday. To an outsider, it might look like clutter.

From clutter to crisis: ... For many, every object holds meaning—a memory, a sense of safety, a promise that it might be useful someday. To an outsider, it might look like clutter.

From clutter to crisis: ... For many, every object holds meaning—a memory, a sense of safety, a promise that it might be useful someday. To an outsider, it might look like clutter.

From clutter to crisis: ... For many, every object holds meaning—a memory, a sense of safety, a promise that it might be useful someday. To an outsider, it might look like clutter.

For many, every object holds meaning—a memory, a sense of safety, a promise that it might be useful someday. To an outsider, it might look like clutter. To the person living there, it feels like ...