EPISODE · Feb 2, 2024 · 1H 16M
#126 Insight and hoarding with Dr Jan Eppingstall: Unravelling anosognosia, clutter blindness, denial, psychological reactance and overvalued ideation
from That Hoarder: Overcome Compulsive Hoarding · host That Hoarder
Subscribe to the podcast - https://www.overcomecompulsivehoarding.co.uk/subscribe Today with Dr Jan Eppingstall I explore the nuanced concept of insight in hoarding. From defining overvalued ideation to understanding the levels of insight, we unravel the challenges individuals face in recognising and addressing their hoarding behaviours. Through personal experiences, expert advice, and valuable research insights, this episode sheds light on personalised treatment approaches, effective communication strategies, and the importance of empathy and compassion. Get ready to gain a deeper understanding of hoarding disorder and discover practical ways to support individuals on their journey to overcoming compulsive hoarding. Insight into Hoarding Levels and Types of Insight Insight Variability Among Individuals Factors Influencing Insight (e.g. Comorbidity, Trauma, Life Experiences) Insight Study by Helena Drury and Colleagues Insight in Diagnosis of Hoarding Disorder Relationship Between Hoarding Severity, Self-Criticism, Shame, and Preservation of Self-Concept Overcoming Clutter Blindness Getting Rid of Things and Challenging Thoughts Taking Photographs of Living Spaces Vulnerability in Showing Spaces to Someone Else Exposing Oneself to Getting Rid of Things and Challenging Thoughts Identifying and Addressing Lack of Insight Anosognosia and Overvalued Ideation Reflecting Feelings and Thoughts The LEAP Technique for Support People, Coaches, and Therapists Understanding Hoarding Behaviour Motivations Behind Hoarding Tendencies Defensive Denial and Psychological Reactance Demographics and Characteristics of Hoarders in Research Settings and Community Services Neurocognitive Damage and Insight into Hoarding Behavior Communication and Approach in Supporting Hoarders Validating Concerns and Correcting Misunderstandings Empathetic and Compassionate Approach Using "Yes, And" Technique in Conversations Tailoring Therapy Approach for Hoarding Clients Treating things as an Experiment Importance of Curiosity and Playfulness in Therapy Approach Limitations of Manualised Treatments Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Subscribe to the podcast - https://www.overcomecompulsivehoarding.co.uk/subscribeToday with Dr Jan Eppingstall I explore the nuanced concept of insight in hoarding. From defining overvalued ideation to understanding the levels of insight, we unravel the challenges individuals face in recognising and addressing their hoarding behaviours. Through personal experiences, expert advice, and valuable research insights, this episode sheds light on personalised treatment approaches, effective communication strategies, and the importance of empathy and compassion. Get ready to gain a deeper understanding of hoarding disorder and discover practical ways to support individuals on their journey to overcoming compulsive hoarding.Insight into HoardingLevels and Types of InsightInsight Variability Among IndividualsFactors Influencing Insight (e.g. Comorbidity, Trauma, Life Experiences)Insight Study by Helena Drury and ColleaguesInsight in Diagnosis of Hoarding DisorderRelationship Between Hoarding Severity, Self-Criticism, Shame, and Preservation of Self-ConceptOvercoming Clutter BlindnessGetting Rid of Things and Challenging ThoughtsTaking Photographs of Living SpacesVulnerability in Showing Spaces to Someone ElseExposing Oneself to Getting Rid of Things and Challenging ThoughtsIdentifying and Addressing Lack of InsightAnosognosia and Overvalued IdeationReflecting Feelings and ThoughtsThe LEAP Technique for Support People, Coaches, and TherapistsUnderstanding Hoarding BehaviourMotivations Behind Hoarding TendenciesDefensive Denial and Psychological ReactanceDemographics and Characteristics of Hoarders in Research Settings and Community ServicesNeurocognitive Damage and Insight into Hoarding BehaviorCommunication and Approach in Supporting HoardersValidating Concerns and Correcting MisunderstandingsEmpathetic and Compassionate ApproachUsing "Yes, And" Technique in ConversationsTailoring Therapy Approach for Hoarding ClientsTreating things as an ExperimentImportance of Curiosity and Playfulness in Therapy ApproachLimitations of Manualised Treatments Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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