Home & Home Improvement

Hoarding is a mental state often associated with anxiety disorders. It may also exist alongside depression.

When it comes to boomerang kids who seem to keep coming back, you need to define your roles clearly, so the arrangement works equally well for everyone.

Reality TV is full of ‘hoarder’ stories, but for anyone who's experienced hoarder behaviour, first hand, the reality is far from entertaining.

Whether you’re someone who likes to care for others, or simply enjoy the feeling of your home being ‘lived in’, read our options for living with others.

Living alone, especially for the first time, can feel overwhelming. The responsibilities previously shared, are now on the shoulders of one – and that’s you.

Cooler temperatures and reducing daylight hours are here, and are a natural reminder to get ourselves and our homes ready for winter.

Neighbours don’t need to be best buddies, but they do need to get along

Living alone for the first time as a grown-up can feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to home maintenance. However, once you establish a seasonal routine, everything seems more manageable.

There are often good reasons why some households are burdened with more possessions than others. We take a look at those reasons and check out how to manage the bulk.

It’s one thing to have de-cluttered your home, and another to live with someone who seems intent on moving clutter back in.