Hoarding Crisis Intervention Work When Protective Services Is Involved
Adult Protective Services may become involved in hoarding cases if a compulsive hoarder is at risk of self-harm or threatens the safety of others.
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The Hoarding Crisis Intervention Work When Protective Services Is Involved app provides a list of best practices when approaching and supporting a person with a hoarding problem. Service providers response should begin with reducing harmful behavior to self or abuse to other people or an animal and may require removal from home if the environment presents a threat to the health and safety of hoarder. The app outlines key factors that service providers should be aware of when approaching the person with a hoarding disorder including the significant possibility that the person may have any of a number of mental health disorders and the importance of having the trust and engagement of the hoarder. The app helps the user develop a plan of action for addressing the hoarding problem based on critical needs. This app provides users with relevant information to hoarding cases and will help agents be effective advocates for the health and well-being of a person with a hoarding disorder.
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