Mental Health Association of San Francisco

Empowering Communities through Collaboration and Research

April 26-27, 2012 | San Francisco Airport Westin Hotel | 1 Old Bayshore Highway | Millbrae, CA 94030

Presented by:

Mental Health Association of San Francisco in association with the Institute on Compulsive Hoarding and Cluttering

JOIN US AT OUR NEXT TRAINING!

OLDER ADULTS WHO HOARD:

An Advanced Training for Service Providers
Who Serve Older Adults

This is an extended training based on Dr. Tompkins' presentation entitled,
"Harm Reduction: A Pragmatic Approach to the Problem of Severe Hoarding,"
which he presented at the 14th Annual International Conference on Hoarding and Cluttering.

May 23, 2012 | 9:00AM - 4:30PM

St. Mary's Cathedral Event Center, St. Francis Room

1111 Gough Street; San Francisco, CA 94109

Registration Fee is $100.00

Receive a $15.00 discount per regsitrant if you come as a group of 5!

(If more than 5 please contact Mark Salazar at (415) 421-2926 ext. 317 or mark@mha-sf.org)

Registration includes lunch and a copy of the book Digging Out
CEUs available: LCSW, MFT, BSRN, CNA, LPT, LVN

Click here to view more details.

Thank You for Joining us at the 14th Annual

International Conference Conference on Hoarding and Cluttering

On behalf of the Mental Health Association of San Francisco (MHASF) and the Institute on Compulsive Hoarding and Cluttering, thank you for being a part of our 14th Annual International Conference on Hoarding and Cluttering, held April 26th through April 27th, 2012. Over 300 individuals from across the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, and Canada attended this year’s conference!

The conference’s keynote presentations from Dr. Randy Frost and Lee Shuer on the message of collaboration between clinicians and consumers and from Dr. David Mataix-Cols on the inclusion of Hoarding in the upcoming DSM-V highlighted the ability of this conference to bring a rich diversity of stakeholders into one place to foster learning and dialogue. The 16 breakout sessions provided a spirit of individual empowerment and a new sense of community that will resonate well beyond this conference.

Successful conferences are not just created by organizational staff or advisory committees but by the active participation of those who attend. Thank you for your valuable input and participation throughout the conference.

We look forward to seeing you again next year. We have big plans to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the conference! Until then, we truly hope that you are charged with a new sense of hope, empowerment, and collaboration to share with your respective communities.

Keep an eye on your e-mail as we will be sending
out the dates for next year’s conference in the coming weeks!

View and Print Copies of Presentations

You can request copies of presentations by emailing Mark Salazar

Program Manager of the Institute on Compulsive Hoarding and Cluttering at mark@mha-sf.org.

PRESENTATION TITLE	PRESENTERS	AVAILABILITY & RESTRICTIONS
Keynote Presentations
Hoarding: Updates and New Directions	Dr. Randy Frost Smith College	Available
No Title	Lee Shuer ServiceNet (Northampton, MA)	No PowerPoint was used at this presentation
Hoarding Disorder: A New Mental Health Disorder in DSM-5	Dr. David Mataix-Cols, PhD. King's College London	Available
Breakout Presentations
A Community Based Response to Hoarding	Dina Bagues Darren Johnson Mary Lewis Marilyn Milligan, LCSW Mark Odon, LCSW	Available
A Gathering Storm: Dealing with Hoarding	Raymond Mailloux, MBA, LNHA, CAPS	Available
Adult Children of Hoarders: The Lifetime Effects of Having Hoarding Parents Revealed Through Research and One Person's Journey to Self-Healing	Suzanne Chabaud, Ph.D. Ceci Garrett	Available
Alternative to Eviction: New Options for Housing Providers and Community Collaboration in Addressing Hoarding	Jesse, Edsell-Vetter	Available
Employment Lay Protection for People with Hoarding Disorders	Marilynn Mika Spencer, Esq.	Available
Harm Reduction: A Pragmatic Approach to the Problem of Severe Hoarding	Michael A. Tompkins, Ph.D.	Due to copyright restrictions only confirmed attendees can receive copies of this presentation. Please contact the ICHC Program Manager Mark Salazar 415-421-2926 ext. 317 or mark@mha-sf.org.
In House Group Treatment for Hoarding and Cluttering	Maria Watson, MA	Available
Our Complicated Relationship (with Stuff)	Lee Shuer	No PowerPoint was used at this presentation
Online CBT-Based Group Interventions	Paula Kotakis "Chickie" "Jackie" "Lauren" "Penelope"	No PowerPoint was used at this presentation
Organizing with Feng Shui as Your Template	Marla Stone, LCSW (Retired)	Available
Peer Response Team: An MHSA Innovations Project	Jennifer Awa, MPH John Franklin MHASF Peer Response Team	Available
Peninsula Community Services: Help for Hoarders Program	Joanne Chan, Psy.D. Dana Girard, Psy.D. Alan Merrifield, CEO Laura Osborn, Psy.D.	Available
Peril in the Pen: How Those Little Medical Slips Can Cost Your Patients Their Jobs and Their Insurance	Marilynn Mika Spencer, Esq.	Available
The Hoarding Project: Compulsive Hoarding, Families, and Communitites	Jennifer Sampson, MFT Janet Yets, MFT	Available
Thinking About Hoarding: How Adults Who Hoard Think	Monika Eckfield, RN, Ph.D. Scott Mackin, Ph.D. Carol Mathews, Ph.D.	Available
Work with Professional Organizers: How Can They Help?	Kim Anker-Paddon Kathleen D. Crombie, M.A., M.Ed. Caroline Totah	Available