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‘Hoarders’ Psychologist Dr. Robin Zasio on Warning Signs You May Have a Problem

Prepare to be shocked again with a new season of Hoarders, the long-running A&E series which tries to help individuals who can’t let go of even the tiniest of possessions.

For show resident expert Dr. Robin Zasio, the process extends more than just cleaning the house but finding the root of the issues and helping people reclaim their lives. The licensed clinical psychologist, who has tackled around 100 cases on the series since season 2, finds no situation quite the same. Ahead of the new season premiere, Dr. Zasio sits down with us to shed light on the warning signs you may be turning into a hoarder and her process of providing the tools for hoarders to make lasting change.

Has your approach to hoarders changed over the years?

Dr. Robin Zasio: I think in the beginning when we first started, there was a real sense of urgency to have people get as much done as we could. We wanted to have that house in perfect condition when we left. But I think over time we’ve seen much

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Hoarders (TV series)

American documentary reality television series

Not to be confused with Hoarding: Buried Alive, a similar American reality television series on TLC.

Hoarders

Genre
Country of origin	United States
Original language	English
No. of seasons	15
No. of episodes	164 (list of episodes)
Executive producers	Courtney LeMarco Erik Bernard Dave Severson Andrew Berg David McKillop Elaine Frontain Bryant George Butts Jessica Morgan Matt Chan Mike Kelly
Camera setup	Multiple
Running time	42–85 minutes
Production company	TLG Motion Pictures
Network
Release	August 17, 2009 (2009-08-17) – present

Hoarders is an American documentaryreality television series that debuted on A&E on August 17, 2009. The show depicts the real-life struggles and treatment of people who suffer from compulsive hoarding disorder.^[1]

The series concluded its original run on February 4, 2013, after six seasons.^[2] Over a year after the program's original cancellation in 2013, Lifetime began ai

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Hoarders

Dr. Robin Zasio, Psy. D., LCSWis a Licensed Clinical Psychologist and Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has been specializing in treating OCD and anxiety disorders for the past 20 years. Utilizing the front line treatments of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Exposure and Response Prevention, she developed and co-owned the first anxiety treatment center in Northern California in 1999.

In 2005, Dr. Zasio was ready to expand and developed The Anxiety Treatment Center, Inc. With rapid growth, she then developed The Cognitive Behavior Therapy Center and The Compulsive Hoarding Center, all located in Sacramento, CA, which she currently owns and directs. Dr. Zasio continues to maintain a private practice providing individual, group and family therapy services, in addition to supervising interns who are learning to treat anxiety disorders. Dr. Zasio was the President of the Sacramento Valley Psychological Association from 2003-2005, and currently serves as a Board Member at Large. She also serves on the Scientific Advisory Board, Clinical Advisory Board, and the Speakers