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Overcoming Hoarding: Essential Therapy Tools and Tips

Discover effective therapy tools and practical tips to help overcome hoarding. Learn strategies to manage clutter and regain control of your space.

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The goal of counseling for hoarding isn’t just about clearing a cluttered room; it’s about creating space in your life for peace and connection. Hoarding is not a choice; it's a deeply complex issue that often stems from a fear of letting go. We work together to help you understand the "why" behind your behavior, so you can begin to make empowered choices. You can reclaim your home and your life, and we are here to help you every step of the way.

Yes! Hoarding is a deeply complex issue, but it is treatable. Counseling is a powerful tool to help you get to the root of your struggles and find a new way forward. We’ll help you understand your unique challenges, and we’ll give you a toolkit of strategies to help you let go of the things you no longer need. We believe that you have the power to change and to live a life that feels more organized and peaceful.

Hoarding is often a way to cope with deep-seated emotions, like a safety blanket that has become a suffocating weight. People often hoard as a way to manage feelings of loss, anxiety, or trauma. The items they collect can serve as a way to feel in control, or to hold onto a memory. We understand this struggle, and we'll provide a safe space for you to explore the "why" behind your behavior. We believe you can find healthier ways to cope with your emotions.

Supporting a loved one with a hoarding disorder can be a difficult and frustrating journey, but you are not alone. The best thing you can do is to be a supportive partner, not a demanding one. We can provide you with tools and guidance to help you express your concerns without judgment. We’ll also help you understand the complexities of hoarding so you can be a supportive and encouraging presence in their life. You can make a difference.

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Anna-Louise Olson, LPCC
Anna-Louise Olson, LPCC
LSW.0009925622, CO

Hello and welcome to your healing journey! My name is Anna, and I am a licensed social worker with 6 years of experience in mental health.

Marie-Kriz Whatley, LPC
Marie-Kriz Whatley, LPC
LPC.0021197, CO

We all need a space to express ourselves, to feel seen, heard, and validated without judgment. I’m passionate about providing that environment and helping others grow into their best selves.

Lateria Gipson, MA ADDC, MFTC, CSPT
Lateria Gipson, MA ADDC, MFTC, CSPT
MFTC.0014886, CO

I am a dedicated Marriage and Family Therapist candidate with specialized training in art therapy, play therapy, trauma recovery, addiction counseling, and crisis evaluation.

Alondra Faudoa, LPC
Alondra Faudoa, LPC
LPC.0023768, CO

Meet Alondra Faudoa, LPC, a licensed counselor at Overcomers Counseling in Colorado. Book a session and start your journey to healing today.

Phoebe Botsford, LPCC
Phoebe Botsford, LPCC
LPCC.0023985, CO

As a therapist, I have a deeply held belief in the power of listening and acceptance. It can be scary to trust in yourself, especially when you are suffering.

Katherine Miller, MA, LPCC
Katherine Miller, MA, LPCC
LPCC.0019719, CO

As a counselor, my goal is to help you reclaim your inner strength and resilience, heal past wounds, and discover a meaningful sense of self grounded in self-discovery and authenticity.

Meghan Thiebaut, LPCC
Meghan Thiebaut, LPCC
LPCC.0018684, CO

While therapy can feel intimidating or uncomfortable, it is my priority to create a safe environment where clients can feel authentically themselves.

Abby Leverentz, LPCC
Abby Leverentz, LPCC
LPCC.0022962, CO

Welcome—So glad you’ve taken this step to be here. It takes courage to explore therapy, and I’m honored you’re considering what it might look like to work together.

Retta Smith, MA, LPCC
Retta Smith, MA, LPCC
LPCC.0024275,

Hi there! I believe therapy works best when it feels real, human, and collaborative. I show up as my authentic self and invite my clients to do the same.

Sarah Tapia, LPCC
Sarah Tapia, LPCC
LPCC.0021434, CO

Hello, I’m Sarah, and I am a Mental Health Therapist providing clinical counseling to individuals with various mental health-related concerns.

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