CBG MEDIA HUB
Here you will find all things social media from podcasts to articles to photos! See what we’ve been up to recently.
Podcasts
Founder and managing director Alex Tyler sharing professional, trauma-informed advice on decluttering:
SPEAKER: Alex Tyler (Founder)
First Steps: Assessing with Empathy
Alex breaks down how Clutter-B-Gone approaches a client’s home for the first time, prioritising emotional readiness and psychological safety over physical clearance.
SPEAKER: Alex Tyler (Founder)
Trauma-Informed vs. Commercial Clearance
Moving beyond the “quick fix.” Learn how addressing the emotional roots of hoarding behaviour ensures long-term comfort and prevents the distress of forced clean-ups.
SPEAKER: Alex Tyler (Founder)
Building Trust: The Power of Patient Decluttering
A deep dive into the practical pacing of a compassionate cleanup. Discover how establishing a supportive, judgment-free timeline empowers individuals to regain control of their space.
SPEAKER: Alex Tyler (Founder)
Partnering with Housing & Social Care
Alex explains how Clutter-B-Gone collaborates with local councils, housing associations, and social workers to deliver sustainable, safe outcomes for vulnerable tenants.
SPEAKER: Alex Tyler (Founder)
Overcoming the Stigma of Hoarding
A compassionate look at how shifting the perspective from “shame” to “support” empowers individuals to open their doors and accept meaningful help.
SPEAKER: Alex Tyler (Founder)
De-stigmatising Hoarding & Mental Well-being
Alex discusses why Clutter-B-Gone focuses on trauma-informed decluttering rather than fast commercial clean-ups, emphasising patience, pacing, and human support.
SPEAKER: Alex Tyler (Founder)
Beyond the Clearance: Long-Term Well-being
Discover why quick commercial clean-ups often backfire, and how a patient, supportive strategy creates a lasting, comfortable home environment.
SPEAKER: Alex Tyler (Founder)
Women of the year, Unexpected Recognition
Alex discusses her mission to train landlords, social workers, and local authorities on shifting from punitive enforcement to supportive intervention.
Articles
Understanding the Complexities of Hoarding