Mental Health & Hoarding Support
Hoarding is recognised as a mental health condition, and lasting change comes from understanding, not force. We work patiently alongside the person, their family and support workers, never throwing things away against someone’s wishes.
A supportive, person-centred approach
For many people, parting with belongings is genuinely distressing. We give people choice and control, work in small steps, and celebrate progress. The goal is a home that feels manageable and safe — and that the person feels good about.
- Working at the resident’s own pace, with their consent
- Involving family, carers and support workers
- Small, achievable steps rather than a forced clear-out
- Sensitivity to anxiety, grief, OCD and related conditions
- Practical routines to help keep the home manageable
Joined-up help
We are happy to coordinate with mental health teams, social services, housing officers and charities such as Mind and Hoarding UK. If you are supporting a loved one and unsure where to start, we can talk it through with you first.
Talk to us in confidence
Free, no-obligation advice. We will never pressure you and never judge.
Call free: 0800 494 7220Or email info@yorkshirehoarding.co.uk
What to expect
Assess
We listen first, then visit or call to understand the property and agree a plan that works for you.
Remove
We carefully remove unwanted items and clutter, keeping anything you want to keep safe.
Clean
We deep clean and sanitise every room so the home feels fresh and healthy again.
Organise
We restore order and, if you wish, help set up simple routines to keep things manageable.
Ready when you are — no pressure, no judgement
Tell us a little about the property and we will arrange a free, confidential visit or a clear quote over the phone. You decide the pace.