Dr. London on the observation that the substantial rise in requests for help from people complaining about the disorganization in their daily lives, are in confusion, they live in chaos, stifled by the disorder at home and at work. The tendency to accumulate various objects, cluttered spaces, piling up anything is often present in OCD, but "hoarding" can be seen even in people with schizophrenia, substance abuse, anorexia, autism and other psychiatric disorders , so that the new manual DSM-5 is likely to include a Disorder "hoarding."
The author describes a new job category, more and more popular in the U.S.: professional organizers, together with experts in alternative medicine, yoga instructors and nutritionists are consulted by people suffering from ... a messed up life. The task of the organizers is to help customers put in order, step by step clean up the environment in which they live and work. Dr. London also noted that the strategies used by these professionals are like cognitive behavioral techniques and concludes that "we can not ignore these representatives of disciplines and different backgrounds who work for reasons having to do with potential mental disorders."
My imagination conjures up apocalyptic scenarios at this point. The Beautiful Country, where the paper has more of the real skills, I can already see the rain of complaints against the abuse of domestic workers for the health professions, followed by a swarm of schools, colleges, institutions and associations which organize training courses for a diploma framework of "home care expert in rehabilitation techniques Reset environments home / office" .
Sounds good, right?
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