by Laura Jo | Jun 20, 2022 | Notes from the field
I use the phrase, “Find Grace with your Pace” with my clients quite often. Many seem to like the alliteration and more to the point, they like what it could mean. Permission to set the pace at which you are living. Maybe this seems disconnected or...
by Laura Jo | Dec 18, 2020 | Notes from the field
If you have been feeling lost recently, you may have noticed that it felt uncomfortable. Yet some of you may have felt curiously happy. Either way, and many other ways, your system may be opting for an upgrade. According to the model of ACT (Aceeptance and Commitment...
by Laura Jo | Aug 18, 2020 | Notes from the field
This past weekend, IOCDF hosted the annual Hoarding Conference. It was completely virtual with all the likely suspects. Randy Frost, Gail Steketee, Robin Zasion, Michael Tompkins, Renae Reinardy, Lee Schuer, Rebecca Belofsky, Sanjaya Saxena. They presented on the...
by Laura Jo | May 5, 2020 | Notes from the field
What is Family as Motivators Training If you are a family member of someone who has a lot of things, so much that you are VERY concerned, but not sure if this is hoarding….then this is for you! How can I participate? When you sign up below, you will be...
by Laura Zavalney | Sep 19, 2018 | Clinical insight, Notes from the field
Relatively speaking……. On October 12, 2018, I will attend the Annual State Conference of NASW-TX where I will present on Trauma Informed Treatment of Hoarding. Although, lots of really good research and treatment rests in cognitive based theories, I have...
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