compulsive horders
强迫性囤积者
hoarding horders
囤积成癖者
extreme horders
极端囤积者
animal horders
动物囤积者
cluttered horders
混乱的囤积者
recovered horders
康复的囤积者
compulsive hoarders often struggle to discard possessions, even items with no practical value.
强迫性囤积者经常难以丢弃物品，即使是没有任何实际价值的东西。
animal hoarders may believe they are rescuing pets, but the animals often suffer in overcrowded conditions.
动物囤积者可能认为自己是在拯救宠物，但动物们常常在过度拥挤的环境中受苦。
hoarding disorder affects approximately 2-6% of the population, causing significant distress and impairment.
囤积障碍影响约2-6%的人口，造成严重的困扰和功能损害。
digital hoarders accumulate vast amounts of data, photos, and files they rarely, if ever, access.
数字囤积者积累大量数据、照片和文件，却很少甚至从不查阅。
severe hoarders may isolate themselves from family and friends due to shame about their living conditions.
严重的囤积者可能因对居住环境的羞耻感而与家人朋友疏远。
the documentary exposed the tragic realities faced by hoarders living in homes filled from floor to ceiling.
纪录片揭露了囤积者住在堆满天花板的家中的悲惨现实。
hoarders frequently experience intense emotional attachment to objects, making decluttering emotionally overwhelming.
囤积者经常对物品产生强烈的情感依附，使得整理物品在情感上令人难以承受。
professional organizers specialize in helping hoarders systematically sort through accumulated belongings.
专业整理师专门帮助囤积者系统地整理积累的物品。
some hoarders inherit collections from deceased relatives, unable to part with these sentimental items.
有些囤积者继承已故亲人的收藏品，无法割舍这些有情感意义的物品。
elderly hoarders face unique challenges, as hoarding tends to worsen with age and physical decline.
老年囤积者面临独特的挑战，因为囤积行为往往随着年龄增长和身体衰退而恶化。
hoarders typically deny the severity of their condition, insisting their collections are valuable and necessary.
囤积者通常否认自己病情的严重性，坚持认为他们的收藏有价值且必要。
cognitive behavioral therapy has proven effective in treating hoarders by addressing underlying thought patterns.
认知行为疗法通过处理潜在思维模式，已被证明对治疗囤积者有效。
compulsive horders
强迫性囤积者
hoarding horders
囤积成癖者
extreme horders
极端囤积者
animal horders
动物囤积者
cluttered horders
混乱的囤积者
recovered horders
康复的囤积者
compulsive hoarders often struggle to discard possessions, even items with no practical value.
强迫性囤积者经常难以丢弃物品，即使是没有任何实际价值的东西。
animal hoarders may believe they are rescuing pets, but the animals often suffer in overcrowded conditions.
动物囤积者可能认为自己是在拯救宠物，但动物们常常在过度拥挤的环境中受苦。
hoarding disorder affects approximately 2-6% of the population, causing significant distress and impairment.
囤积障碍影响约2-6%的人口，造成严重的困扰和功能损害。
digital hoarders accumulate vast amounts of data, photos, and files they rarely, if ever, access.
数字囤积者积累大量数据、照片和文件，却很少甚至从不查阅。
severe hoarders may isolate themselves from family and friends due to shame about their living conditions.
严重的囤积者可能因对居住环境的羞耻感而与家人朋友疏远。
the documentary exposed the tragic realities faced by hoarders living in homes filled from floor to ceiling.
纪录片揭露了囤积者住在堆满天花板的家中的悲惨现实。
hoarders frequently experience intense emotional attachment to objects, making decluttering emotionally overwhelming.
囤积者经常对物品产生强烈的情感依附，使得整理物品在情感上令人难以承受。
professional organizers specialize in helping hoarders systematically sort through accumulated belongings.
专业整理师专门帮助囤积者系统地整理积累的物品。
some hoarders inherit collections from deceased relatives, unable to part with these sentimental items.
有些囤积者继承已故亲人的收藏品，无法割舍这些有情感意义的物品。
elderly hoarders face unique challenges, as hoarding tends to worsen with age and physical decline.
老年囤积者面临独特的挑战，因为囤积行为往往随着年龄增长和身体衰退而恶化。
hoarders typically deny the severity of their condition, insisting their collections are valuable and necessary.
囤积者通常否认自己病情的严重性，坚持认为他们的收藏有价值且必要。
cognitive behavioral therapy has proven effective in treating hoarders by addressing underlying thought patterns.
认知行为疗法通过处理潜在思维模式，已被证明对治疗囤积者有效。
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