Category: Stress Management
The Mental Weight of Clutter
Susie Marsh, LBSW This is the second blog post in a two-part series (read part 1: Taming Stress in the Body: How Clutter Keeps Us on Alert here) honoring Mental Health Awareness Month (May). W... Read More
Taming Stress in the Body: How Clutter Keeps Us on Alert
Melinda Rathkopf, MD, MBA, and Ashley Sewall, PhD May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to consider how mental well-being is shaped not only by our thoughts, but also by our environm... Read More
3 Ways to Buy Less After You’ve Decluttered and Organized
Sarah Metcalf You tackle your big organizing project, you declutter, you install the systems, you finally get things the way you want them in your home, then three months later you loo... Read More
When Motivation Is Not Enough…How To “Jumpstart” Your Organization Project
Michelle Zorbas, CPO®, CWC We can have plenty of good reasons and motivation to get something done, and yet starting still feels impossible. Maybe you know you need to go through boxe... Read More
Organizing with Compassion
A Soft Reset for Seniors and People with Physical and Emotional Challenges Pat Rose Organizing is often portrayed as a purely practical task—sorting, labeling, and tidying up physical spaces. But fo... Read More
When Your Home Is Ready, Life Moves Faster
Feng Shui, Organizing, and the Energy of the Year of the Horse Beatriz L. Melo Late February marks a powerful energetic shift. The Year of the Fire Horse has just begun, ushering in a cycle... Read More
How Forgetful Parents Transform Their Day Using These Simple Tech Tips
By Dana Gilgrist, CPO® If you’re a busy parent juggling work, errands, and endless to-dos, it’s easy to feel like your brain is running on overload. Thankfully, t... Read More
Minimizing Holiday Stress: The Gift of Planning
By Michelle Zorbas, CPO® The holiday season can be both a time of great joy and great stress. As with so many things in life, planning is key. So while we still have some ... Read More