Image: junk drawer containing disorganised items including pens, scissors and hammer amongst other random items.
22 March
On
In Organised Thoughts

We all consider ourselves disorganised at various points in life.  Frequently this is associated with an event or life change, and is usually temporary. For some people though, this disorganisation has been present for much of their life, or has come about as a result of an enduring physical or mental health challenge.  It is persistent, and can therefore be referred to as chronic in nature. Did you know that there is an Institute for Chronic Disorganization? The Institute for Challenging Disorganization (ICD) is a not-for-profit organisation providing education and training to Professional Organisers and related professionals who specialise in working with the population affectedRead More →

03 September
On
In Homes, Offices, Organised Thoughts

This is a frequently asked question, and the answer is simple.  There is no one-size, fits-all answer to this question…..and there shouldn’t be. At one of my earliest training courses in organising, I recall a lightbulb moment which has forever resonated with me.  You see I came into this work thinking that I know exactly how to organise stuff, people and time.  There was no doubt that I could get stuff done and achieve the end goal, but it was clear that I had my own way of getting there.  I quickly learnt that my way isn’t the “right” way. Let me illustrate.  Picture oneRead More →