Alexandra and Cris learned new techniques for helping adults and children struggling with AD/HD, were introduced to new perspectives for approaching AD/HD clients, and the latest research in the industry.
Call for Participants for "The Lived Experience of People who Hoard who have Undergone a Forced Cleanout of their Home." The Institute for Challenging Disorganization (ICD) is collaborating with the Hoarding Project , to recruit participants for a clinical research study titled "The Lived Experience of
Everyone’s needs are different and so the organizing process needs to be fun, flexible, and at times out of the box.
Julie Mehigan received her Certified Professional Organizer (CPO®) Designation from the Board of Certified Professional Organizers.
Cris Sgrott-Wheedleton and I spent the better portion of last week attending the International OCD Foundation’s conference in beautiful Atlanta, Georgia. We joined over a thousand researchers,
Tips on how to organize spaces and clean up clutter, plus health and fitness tips. Get organized!
Who doesn’t know someone who is always late, forgetful and one French toast away from burning down the house? If you didn’t raise your hand, you probably don’t know enough people! But, I guarantee we all know someone like that. We organized people tend
I was recently asked at a presentation how we as Organizing Maniacs manage to keep our sessions positive when working with clients who are chronically disorganized. I found myself taken aback by the question, not because I was stumped, but because I have never
Congratulations to Cris Sgrott-Wheedleton for receiving her Aging Specialist Certificate from the Institute of Challenging Disorganization (ICD).
5 Easy Ideas to Take the Stress Out of Your Morning Routine The internet may never sleep, but I certainly should. And although I always have good intentions of going to bed at a decent hour, getting a full night’s rest, and waking up
What is chronic disorganization? Let me first tell you a story. In Greek mythology, Sisyphus was condemned to push a huge stone to the top of the hill. With great physical exertion he pushed and pushed all day long until he got the stone
I love planners. I always have, really. Mine was the color-coded highlighted one in high school, and I maintained a paper calendar throughout college and all the way up until last year when I switched my appointments to Google Calendar. I made