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Hoarding Behaviour

In this blog – I am not going to tell you off or put anyone to shame. I am not passing judgement nor instructing you what to do. At the end of the day… you are an individual and it is your life. We all deal with challenges. It is how we tackle them that matters the most. I am not a doctor or have any right to diagnose and give out facts about this topic for anyone to bring action from what I say. But I do hope it is a comforting read and want you to know that many of us go through struggles and we can learn from each other, to understand each other. To understand the struggle and motivate or support each other.

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  • A recent survey found an estimated 18.8 million UK households need to declutter, with clothing (47%), paperwork (33%) and kitchenware (26%) among the top cluttered items. psychreg.org

  • Around 73 % of UK homeowners admit their home has at least half of its usable space filled with clutter. londonlovesproperty.com+1

  • 56 % of UK adults say they have rooms in their home that are unusable because of clutter. pressreleases.responsesource.com+1

  • 42 % say clutter makes them feel uncomfortable; for women the figure rises to about 54 %, vs 26 % for men. build-review.com+1

  • Nearly 31 % of UK adults say that household clutter has led to arguments in the home. psychreg.org

  • About 84 % of UK adults report that they have unused household items they’re holding on to. On average they wait around 17 months before getting rid of them. British Heart Foundation

  • The month of January is the most common time for decluttering activity: over 68 % say they declutter most in January.

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