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DSM5 American Psychiatric Association 2013 and hoarding behaviours are evidenced to be comorbid with a wide variety of different mental health problems Novara et al 2016 Experiences of psychotic symptoms a clinical diagnosis increases a persons risk of engaging with hoarding behaviours . Hoarding, Clutter, and Mental Illness. Gregory S. Chasson, Ph.D.. Licensed Psychologist. Assistant Professor . Department of Psychology. Towson University. Principal Investigator. Site for OCD & Autism Research. My recovery from hoarding and how I help other people with the issue.. Angela Dillon, psychologist. “. It’s hard for most of us to imagine what goes through the mind of a hoarder. .”. ….. Not for me!. Dr. Jennifer Patterson. Dr. Melissa Rowland . MidAmerican Psychological Institute, P.C.. Objectives. Define hoarding. Identify different types of hoarding. Causes of hoarding. How hoarding evolves. Treatment and prognosis. Janet Yeats, MA LMFT – . janet@thehoardingproject.org. Co-founder, The Hoarding Project. Healthy Homes and Communities – October 1, 2013. FAQ: What is compulsive hoarding?. Quick answer: . With the DSM5 hoarding disorder is a diagnosis, the common definition has 4 parts:. Marcia Monroe, LCSW, MBA. Vice President of Network Development & Clinical Service. Perception. Definition & Checklist. Definition. Hoarding is the name given to behavior that is characterized by:. The Nature of Our . Relationships with Things. C. Alec Pollard, Ph.D.. Saint Louis Behavioral Medicine Institute & Saint Louis University. General Definition of Hoarding. The process of acquiring and saving possessions. CCHTF Executive Committee:. Erika Woods, BCDHE . Paul Wild, Elder Services of CC&I . Deborah Scavotto, Smooth Moving for Seniors . Lori Miranda, Dennis Animal Control Officer . Kevin Grunwald, Harwich Council on Aging . Allison Cowan, MD. Assistant Professor. Department of Psychiatry. Boonshoft. School of Medicine. Wright State University. Dayton, OH. Disclosures. Nothing to disclose. Access Ohio. Ohio’s Telepsychiatry Project for Intellectual Disability. Related . Disorders. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). Characterized by obsessions, compulsions, or both. Obsessions include recurrent and persistent thoughts, urges, or images. Compulsions are repetitive behaviors or mental acts. Indiana State Guardianship Association. Daniel Bateman MD. Assistant Professor of Psychiatry. Indiana . Alzheimer Disease . Center. No financial disclosures. We will be discussing off label use of psychotropic medications to treat symptoms of hoarding. Hoarding and Homelessness Randy O. Frost, Ph.D. Harold and Elsa Siipola Israel Professor of Psychology Smith College Jonathan Kessler, LCSW Team Leader/Coordinator HUD/VASH Housing First ACT Team NY Harbor Healthcare System, Manhattan Campus PRA onsumerism drives economies; we acquire and discard possessions without distress. his process is well managed by most with only the occasional glitch. For those who compulsively hoard, this proce 354 SummaryObsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and related disorders have been the subject of significant revisions in the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM-5). One of these Hoarding. is the persistent accumulation of and lack of . ability . to relinquish large numbers of objects or living . animals. . . It . results in extreme clutter in and around premises, . compromising .