Managing Hoarding Disorder and Hoarding Behavior in People with SMI-View Presentation

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The video is a webinar on managing hoarding disorder and hoarding behavior in people with serious mental illnesses. The speaker is Kaylee Mullins, a licensed clinical social worker with experience working with adults with serious mental illnesses. The webinar covers topics such as the clinical definition of hoarding disorder, recognizing hoarding behavior, and exploring evidence-based assessment tools. Mullins discusses the emotional and psychological factors associated with hoarding, as well as interventions to address hoarding disorder. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the reasons behind the hoarding behavior and the individual's goals in order to provide effective care. The speaker also provides case examples and practical techniques for improving executive functioning and decision-making skills. The webinar highlights the importance of peer support and harm reduction strategies in addressing hoarding disorder. The video concludes with a Q&A session addressing various questions from the audience. The webinar was offered as part of the SMI Advisor initiative, which aims to help clinicians implement evidence-based care for individuals with serious mental health conditions. Video credits were not specified in the transcript.

Keywords

hoarding disorder

hoarding behavior

serious mental illnesses

clinical definition

evidence-based assessment tools

interventions for hoarding disorder

executive functioning

decision-making skills

peer support

harm reduction strategies