Seminar takes aim at compulsive hoarding
Democrat and Cronicle Online, By: Chris Swingle
NEW YORK — “…Recognizing the problem, several Rochester-area programs are teaming up to offer a workshop for clinicians, landlords, code enforcement staff and case managers as well as for people with a hoarding disorder and their family members…” More
What: Too Much Stuff: Finding a Way Out.
When: 7:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. April 29.
Where: Rochester Academy of Medicine, 1441 East Ave.
Cost: $15.
Call: Mental Health Association, (585) 325-3145, ext. 142.
“Too Much Stuff? Hoarding: Finding a Way Out,” a workshop presented by Lifespan of Greater Rochester, Eldersource, The University of Rochester,and the Mental Health Association of Rochester/Monroe County.
Hoarding is a serious problem that can lead to eviction and homelessness. It is often associated with psychiatric disorders and may be aggravated by the aging process. Attend this workshop to learn more about hoarding and about resources and strategies to address these issues. Clinicians, care/case managers, advocates, landlords, code enforcement staff, individuals with hoarding issues and their family members, and anyone working with those who exhibit these behaviors should attend.
Seating is limited so register early.
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