There is a growing trend of people asking for gifts that won’t add to the clutter in their house and reduce their environmental impact. I’ve compiled a list of clutter-free gift ideas that don't add to the clutter but hold sentimental value and become cherished reminders of connections.

The holidays are just around the corner and it’s a great time to declutter toys and games before you host company and new gifts arrive. Here are some tips that I use in my own home each year.

Starting a new school year is overwhelming…for everyone in the house. Getting up early and going to school each day involves a lot of details and preparation and this can be an especially hard adjustment after a more carefree summer. This blog posts shares tips for how to organize your house and your time to make the transition back to a school schedule a bit easier.

Organizing a dorm room at college can be challenging due to limited space. Here are some tips to help you make the most of your space and keep your dorm room organized:

Outfitting a dorm room can be a bit overwhelming. There are endless checklists of things you “need” and endless options of things to buy. Not all families have a large budget to decorate a dorm room, so let’s break down a few ways to keep expenses down.

In the whirlwind of modern life, mothers are exhausted from juggling personal, family, and household tasks. What if I told you there's a way to gain back precious time without sacrificing your sanity? Enter the power of outsourcing.

It’s early February and I am guessing that you are receiving a lot of mail as of late - tax statements, camp flyers, late holiday cards, and all of the usual bills, solicitations, and catalogs. So I thought this would be a great time to talk about paper organization tips and tricks!

Julie Aderhold is a professional organizer based in Wisconsin. As an adult living with celiac disease, she has a specialty in servicing individuals and families with Celiac Disease and gluten intolerances through her company, Healthy Home Organizing. Check out her guest blog on this subject.

Do you think more organizing products are the solution for your clutter? Have you ever thought about the source of your clutter? Professional Organizer Lisa Munkvold has and I am sharing her wisdom with you through this guest blog.

Do you have adult ADHD and procrastinate with projects at work or at home? Do you have great ideas and know what you need to do but have trouble getting started? This is a common experience for adults with ADHD due to challenges with focus, sustained attention, distractibility, decision-making, strategizing, and follow-through. If ADHD is causing you to procrastinate, here are 6 effective strategies that can help you manage the thought patterns underlying your work avoidance and develop concrete methods for meeting your work goals.

Danielle Ward, a non-legal parent advocate and founder of Encompass Parent Solutions, wrote this blog post specifically focused on parents whose children have or will have 504s or IEPs. It highlights a few key areas and resources to help parents take action this fall, make a plan, and feel more confident as they navigate the new school year.

Life is a journey filled with various seasons, each presenting unique challenges and blessings. Through each of these seasons, decluttering is a therapeutic and practical solution to help us embrace change and bring more clarity to our lives.

Professional organizers can help individuals with ADHD harness the power of organization to enhance their focus, reduce overwhelm, and increase productivity.

A mudroom serves as a gateway between the great outdoors and the comfort of your home.

Timeless tips for decluttering and organizing your closet.

Let’s talk about the connection between clutter and mental health.