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Hoarding

Dr. Johnben Loy | Dr. Jennifer Sampson-Susag

10-Jul-13 15:00

Hoarding

Hoarding is an alarmingly common problem, with an ambiguous place on the anxiety spectrum.

US Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Dr. Johnben Loy explores the act of hoarding with us, and we also hear from US Hoarding Expert, Dr. Jennifer Sampson-Susag, the President & Co-founder of The Hoarding Project, who joins us over the phone from the United States to give her advice.


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