Das pathologische Horten: verstehen und behandeln

Fast jeder Mensch besitzt Dinge, bei denen ein Wegwerfen schwerfallen würde – sei es das Lieblingsbild, ein Erinnerungsstück aus der Kindheit oder ein über die Jahre wertgeschätzter Gebrauchsgegenstand. Bei Betroffenen des pathologischen Hortens nimmt die Ansammlung ein pathologisches Ausmaß an. In diesem Beitrag werden das Störungsbild, aufrechterhaltende Faktoren und ein Therapieansatz vorgestellt.

Schlüsselwörter

pathologisches Horten - Sammelzwang - emotionale Bindung an Besitztümer - Informationsverarbeitungsdefizite - Expositionen

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