Do you have a drawer or box filled with tangled cords that you’re too scared to open? You’re not alone! It’s one of the most common organizing challenges I see. It's frustrating, time-consuming, and often leaves us buying replacements for cords we already have—just because we can’t find them. Let’s tackle this together!

Getting and staying organized can feel overwhelming, especially for those with ADHD, neurodiverse folks, or those with chronic disorganization. 

Understanding the Four Stages of Competence can provide clarity on where you are in your organizing journey and what steps can help you move forward with less stress.

With all the distractions that come with our phones, busy lives and schedules, it can sometimes feel like we are swimming in To-Dos. Here are my TOP THREE productivity tools that I have been finding super helpful in my daily life. I hope you do too!

To help you start your year off right, Redfin reached out to myself and other professional organizers for our best tips and tricks to make decluttering and sustainability that much easier.

Chronic Disorganization (CD) is a term that was first coined by Judith Colberg (A Veteran Professional Organizer) in 1992. It is characterized by the persistence of severe disorganization over a long period of time. Here's an overview of what CD is and ways to approach the subject and ideas from a professional organizer on how to move forward.

In addition to therapy and working with a Professional Organizer, there are many resources in the Pacific Northwest that specifically cater to those who struggle with hoarding tendencies. The list below provides some of the best resources available in the Portland to Vancouver areas.