In the field of organizing, we must first understand the reasons behind disorganization. Therefore, before we begin the process of organizing, we will review your current organizing system. We'll look at lifestyle and other constraints, and identify obstacles that may be holding you back from being organized.

Once we pinpoint the underlying reasons, we can help you implement effective solutions to improve your self-management and organizational skills.

It goes without saying that the more open and committed you are to establishing new, effective organizing techniques, the quicker the process will be and the higher your short-term and long-term success in doing so. We can help you live a less encumbered life and get you back on track. Inquiries about participating in collaborative therapies are welcome.


Disorganization can be attributed to one or more of the following situations:

AD/HD: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. This disorder has many faces and varies from individual to individual. Some characteristics include forgetfulness, impulsiveness and restlessness, distractibility, and problems with details, following instructions, organizing tasks and objects, and sustaining attention.

Chronic Disorganization: Disorganization, often over a long period of time, that negatively affects life on a daily basis. Previous attempts to become organized on one's own have failed.

Physically Challenged: Reduced mobility can make effectively organizing one's environment a challenge.

Hoarding: Hoarding is the excessive collection and retention of things until they interfere with day-to-day functions. Severe hoarding can affect a person's safety and health.

Mood Disorders: Mood disorders are characterized by periods of depression, sometimes alternating with periods of elevated mood or mania. Obsessive-compulsive disorder and anxiety fall under this category.

Seniors: Seniors, as a group, are at higher risk when it comes to hoarding, mood disorders (e.g. depression) and health issues (Alzheimer's, reduced mobility, etc.).

Artistic/Creative Temperament: Often creatively-minded people experience difficulty with organization.


Our Approach to Specific Challenges

AD/HD: We seek to understand each individual's recurrent patterns, waves and personality. Together, we develop a set of sustainable organization solutions.

Chronic Disorganization: We administer to the special needs, learning style and conditions in order to work effectively with a CD Client. As well, we examine past attempts at becoming organized and why they failed.

Physically Challenged: We address organizing issues, make suggestions and implement solutions for the unique, day-to-day physical and emotional challenges of the client.

Hoarding: We discuss the client's goals and strive to make the difficult process of eliminated items and organizing as easy as possible for the client.

Mood Disorders: We adapt our organizational methods to the client's specific mood disorder and develop sustainable methods.

Seniors: We help coordinate matters for families and seniors living with physical challenges, Alzheimer's, dementia, memory impairment and other issues affecting organization. If necessary, we can draw up an action plan for the client's and family's specific situation. Our services encompass unique transition issues.

Artistic and Creative Temperament: We collaborate with the client to establish a variety of sustainable organizing solutions.