Welcome to Hoarding Solutions by BCOGNITIVE
At BCOGNITIVE, we understand that hoarding is not simply about clutter—it’s a complex mental health issue.
Serving the whole community, with services available to private paying clients, NDIS, local councils, and state and federal governments.
Our Services
Hoarding Clean-up
At BCOGNITIVE, we know that hoarding is more than just a physical issue—it’s a complex challenge intertwined with mental health. As a specialist mental health practice, we’re uniquely positioned to deliver a holistic service that doesn’t just clean but also cares…
Hoarding Support
At BCOGNITIVE, we understand that hoarding is not merely a matter of cleanliness—it’s closely linked to one’s mental health, often being a symptom of underlying psychological conditions. That’s why our Hoarding Support service does not merely aim…
Hoarding Prevention
Addressing the issue of hoarding isn’t solely about the immediate clean-up; it’s about implementing long-term strategies to prevent recurrence. As a specialised mental health practice, our approach to Hoarding Prevention goes beyond the physical aspects …
BCOGNITIVE’s Comprehensive Hoarding Recovery Program
At BCOGNITIVE, we understand that hoarding is not simply about clutter—it’s a complex mental health issue. Our holistic, one-stop solution, led by a team of mental health experts with years of experience, addresses the emotional and psychological challenges of hoarding while offering practical assistance for long-term recovery. We are not a cleaning service but a dedicated team of mental health professionals helping individuals reclaim their lives and living spaces.
Strategic Use of Resources for Sustainable Recovery
To ensure funding sustainability and deliver effective care, we strategically use different professionals at various stages of the recovery process. Each team member brings specialized expertise to support clients at critical moments of their journey.
Our 5-Step Process for Hoarding Recovery
Comprehensive Mental Health Assessment
Mental Health Counsellors lead the initial assessment, where we evaluate the client’s mental health, hoarding severity, and any co-occurring conditions such as anxiety or depression. This assessment sets the foundation for the entire recovery process.
Intensive Period of Therapy
During the initial phase of therapy, our Mental Health Counsellors work intensively with the client to address the psychological and emotional roots of their hoarding behaviour. Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and other therapeutic approaches help clients understand their relationship with possessions and learn healthier coping mechanisms.
Implementation of Therapy: Psychosocial Recovery Coaching
Once the intensive therapy phase is underway, our Psychosocial Recovery Coaches step in to assist with the practical application of the therapy. They work closely with clients to implement the decluttering plan, providing emotional support, motivation, and strategies for managing the anxiety and stress that can arise during this process.
Mental Health Mentor Assistance and Intensive Cleaning Services
Mental Health Mentors, who are specially trained in hoarding, support clients through the decluttering process by helping them clear their living space at a manageable pace. After significant progress is made, we coordinate with Intensive Cleaning Services to perform a large-scale home cleaning, ensuring it is safe, clean, and functional.
Ongoing Maintenance and Relapse Prevention
Hoarding recovery doesn’t end with the clean-up. To protect against relapse, we provide ongoing support through regular coaching sessions with our Psychosocial Recovery Coaches and monthly check-ins with Mental Health Mentors. These follow-up services are critical for maintaining progress and ensuring that clients continue to manage their living space effectively.
Sustaining Recovery with a Strategic Team Approach
By using Mental Health Counsellors for the most intensive periods of therapy and assessment and then transitioning to Psychosocial Recovery Coaches and Mental Health Mentors for implementation and ongoing support, we create a sustainable funding model that ensures long-term recovery without compromising the quality of care. This strategic allocation of resources allows us to provide comprehensive services while protecting against relapse and preventing the return of hoarding behaviours, thereby ensuring a successful and sustainable recovery.
Why Choose BCOGNITIVE?
At BCOGNITIVE, we offer a complete solution for hoarding recovery, addressing both the mental health aspects of the disorder and the practical needs of our clients. Our refined 5-step process guarantees that each client receives the right care at the right time—from initial therapy to ongoing support. By treating hoarding as a mental health issue and providing a comprehensive range of services, we help individuals achieve lasting change and meet all their recovery needs.
Benefits of Choosing BCOGNITIVE Hoarding Recovery program.
Holistic Mental Health Approach
Our program is a pioneering solution in hoarding recovery, combining the expertise of mental health counsellors, psychosocial recovery coaches, and mental health mentors to provide a holistic approach that treats the root causes of hoarding disorder.
Immediate and Direct Impact
Empowering Through Practical Skills
Long-Term Capacity Building
Personalised Support Tailored to Each Individual
Sustainable Recovery
Inclusive Care for All Ages
Enhanced Quality of Life
Proven Track Record of Success
BCOGNITIVE’s innovative and practical approach has earned recognition in mental health and hoarding recovery. Our proven 5-step process has helped numerous individuals overcome hoarding and regain control of their homes and lives.
Who Do We Work With?
Private Paying Clients
Insurance-Related Claims
National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)
Local Government and State-Based Agencies
Community and Social Support Organisations
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
At BCOGNITIVE, we treat hoarding as a mental health issue, not just a physical clutter problem. Our unique, holistic approach involves a combination of mental health support, practical decluttering assistance, and long-term relapse prevention. We provide clients with the tools and guidance needed to make lasting changes, ensuring they can maintain a clutter-free home and improve their quality of life.
- Comprehensive Mental Health Assessment – Our licensed mental health counsellors evaluate the client’s hoarding severity and underlying issues such as anxiety or depression.
- Intensive Therapy – Clients work closely with our counsellors to address the emotional roots of hoarding through therapies like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).
- Practical Decluttering Assistance – Mental health mentors assist clients in decluttering, starting with manageable tasks and providing emotional and practical support.
- Intensive Cleaning – Once progress is made, we arrange for a professional cleaning team to restore the home to a livable condition.
- Ongoing Support & Relapse Prevention – We provide continuous coaching and check-ins to prevent relapse and help clients sustain long-term recovery.
- Private paying clients looking for personalised hoarding recovery services.
- Insurance-related claims, where hoarding recovery is part of the policyholder’s needs.
- National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) participants who require support in managing hoarding behaviours.
- Local government and state-based agencies looking for expert hoarding recovery services for community members.
- Community and social support organisations helping vulnerable individuals who may not have access to traditional funding.
- Regular psychosocial recovery coaching sessions to reinforce healthy behaviours and coping strategies.
- Monthly check-ins by our mental health mentors to ensure that the home remains clutter-free.
- Focusing on capacity building and teaching clients how to maintain a clean home independently leads to sustainable recovery.
BCOGNITIVE stands out because we are not simply a cleaning service. We offer a comprehensive, mental health-focused approach to hoarding recovery. By addressing both the psychological and practical aspects of hoarding, we ensure that clients achieve lasting change, not just a temporary clean-up. Our team consists of licensed mental health counsellors, psychosocial recovery coaches, and mental health mentors, all dedicated to the long-term well-being of our clients.
A psychosocial recovery coach works with clients to help them apply the emotional and psychological lessons learned in therapy. They provide ongoing emotional support, motivation, and guidance as clients work through the decluttering process. Their role is essential in helping clients maintain their progress and prevent relapse.
BCOGNITIVE is a registered provider under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). We work with individuals who experience hoarding behaviours as part of their disability. Our team creates customised recovery plans aligned with the individual’s NDIS goals, offering a combination of mental health support and practical assistance to manage their living environment.
BCOGNITIVE partners with insurance companies to provide hoarding recovery services as part of an insurance claim. We offer a complete, structured recovery program, from mental health therapy to intensive cleaning services. Our team provides detailed progress reports and works closely with insurance providers to ensure clients receive the necessary care.
The duration of the recovery process depends on the individual’s specific situation. Our structured sessions with mental health counsellors can last from 6 months to 1 year or more, while the decluttering process can take months or even years, depending on the severity of the hoarding. We focus on long-term recovery, ensuring that clients are supported every step of the way.
Yes, relapse prevention is a core part of our approach. After the home is decluttered, we continue providing coaching and check-ins to ensure clients maintain a clutter-free environment. Our psychosocial recovery coaches and mental health mentors help clients build the skills and habits necessary to prevent hoarding behaviours from returning.
Once significant progress has been made in decluttering, our team arranges for professional cleaners to deep clean the home. This step ensures the house is restored to a safe, sanitary, and livable condition. While cleaning is an integral part of the process, it is done after addressing the mental health aspects of hoarding to ensure that the changes are sustainable.
If you are a healthcare provider, caseworker, or family member looking to refer someone to our services, contact us through our website or phone. We will guide you through the referral process and discuss how our tailored hoarding recovery program can help your client or loved one.
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