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Speciality Areas of Organizing
Speciality Areas of Organizing
Disorganization can be caused by many factors(1)
Change affect us in so many different ways - physically, emotionally and
mentally.Medical issues, divorce, family, death of a loved one, work and other
challenges can bring life to a standstill but unfortunately mail, bills, paper,
phone calls and other items continue to pile up.
What's important in your life?
It's the people you hold in your heart - your family and friends...
not all the stuff. You can change... today is a new day and a new beginning.
Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD, AD/HD)
Disorganization is a common challenge for those with AD/HD in many areas
of life. Struggles with focusing, decision making, poor time management,
cluttered spaces and follow through are a few examples.
There are ways to improve the organization of thoughts, time, physical
space and various projects. A customized approach is used with variety,
color and fun. Find your "right way to get organized" with a Professional
Organized that specializes in AD/HD.
Has disorganization been a factor in your life for many years?
Does the level of disorganization interfere with the quality of your daily life?
Has disorganization persisted despite self-help attempts?
Do you accumulate possessions beyond apparent usefulness or pleasure?
Professional Organizers specializing in Chronic Disorganization can help
you succeed where self-help falls short, while saving you countless hours
of effort trying to discover the most effective solutions for yourself(1).
Hoarding (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder)
Hoarding is defined as "the acquisition of, and inability to discard worthless
items even though they appear (to others) to have no value."(2)
Most commonly hoarded items: Newspapers, magazines, bags, books, mail,
notes & lists, storage containers/boxes, old clothes and memorabilia.(2)
Hoarding Questions, Resources
Self-Assessment Test
A professional organizer can provide you with insight, consulting , coaching
andhands-on assistance.
Compulsive Shopping
What behaviors indicate compulsive shopping and spending?
Do you shop to feel better?
Do you have packages unopened from online shopping networks?
Compulsive shopping and spending is described as a pattern of chronic,
repetitive purchasing that becomes difficult to stop and ultimately results in
harmful consequences.
It's time to take action to deal with compulsive shopping or spending.
Organizing Students
How do students manage homework and paper-overload?
What to do with the overstuffed backpack and binders?
Missing homework, time management issues, focusing and follow through -
need help?
Make organizing fun with customized techniques and proven organizational
methods specifically for students.
Traumatic Brain Injuries
Security, Safety & Sanitary
Work with Children, Teens, Adults and Seniors
References:
(1) National Study Group on Chronic Disorganization. www.NSGCD.org
(2) Frost & Gross, 1993
Disclaimer: The information within this website is intended as reference materials only
and not as medical advice. Information contained herein is intended to give you the
tools to make informed decisions about your organizing lifestyle. This website does not
provide specific medical advice and does not endorse any medical or professional
service. If you need specific advice (for example, medical, legal, financial, or risk
management) please seek a professional who is licensed or knowledgeable in that
area.
Change affect us in so many different ways - physically, emotionally and
mentally.Medical issues, divorce, family, death of a loved one, work and other
challenges can bring life to a standstill but unfortunately mail, bills, paper,
phone calls and other items continue to pile up.
What's important in your life?
It's the people you hold in your heart - your family and friends...
not all the stuff. You can change... today is a new day and a new beginning.
Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD, AD/HD)
Disorganization is a common challenge for those with AD/HD in many areas
of life. Struggles with focusing, decision making, poor time management,
cluttered spaces and follow through are a few examples.
There are ways to improve the organization of thoughts, time, physical
space and various projects. A customized approach is used with variety,
color and fun. Find your "right way to get organized" with a Professional
Organized that specializes in AD/HD.
Has disorganization been a factor in your life for many years?
Does the level of disorganization interfere with the quality of your daily life?
Has disorganization persisted despite self-help attempts?
Do you accumulate possessions beyond apparent usefulness or pleasure?
Professional Organizers specializing in Chronic Disorganization can help
you succeed where self-help falls short, while saving you countless hours
of effort trying to discover the most effective solutions for yourself(1).
Hoarding (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder)
Hoarding is defined as "the acquisition of, and inability to discard worthless
items even though they appear (to others) to have no value."(2)
Most commonly hoarded items: Newspapers, magazines, bags, books, mail,
notes & lists, storage containers/boxes, old clothes and memorabilia.(2)
Hoarding Questions, Resources
Self-Assessment Test
A professional organizer can provide you with insight, consulting , coaching
andhands-on assistance.
Compulsive Shopping
What behaviors indicate compulsive shopping and spending?
Do you shop to feel better?
Do you have packages unopened from online shopping networks?
Compulsive shopping and spending is described as a pattern of chronic,
repetitive purchasing that becomes difficult to stop and ultimately results in
harmful consequences.
It's time to take action to deal with compulsive shopping or spending.
Organizing Students
How do students manage homework and paper-overload?
What to do with the overstuffed backpack and binders?
Missing homework, time management issues, focusing and follow through -
need help?
Make organizing fun with customized techniques and proven organizational
methods specifically for students.
Traumatic Brain Injuries
Security, Safety & Sanitary
Work with Children, Teens, Adults and Seniors
References:
(1) National Study Group on Chronic Disorganization. www.NSGCD.org
(2) Frost & Gross, 1993
Disclaimer: The information within this website is intended as reference materials only
and not as medical advice. Information contained herein is intended to give you the
tools to make informed decisions about your organizing lifestyle. This website does not
provide specific medical advice and does not endorse any medical or professional
service. If you need specific advice (for example, medical, legal, financial, or risk
management) please seek a professional who is licensed or knowledgeable in that
area.
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