Paper Management: establish a record-keeping system so information is accessible and manageable, is tailored to your goals and individual style, and above all, is simple to maintain.

Time Management: learn to use time as a tool to fulfill your responsibilities and priorities; have more time to be productive with less stress; create an effective schedule that provides structure and flexibility.

General Organizing: your possessions should reflect the best of who you are and how you want to live; reduce, reuse and reorganize what you have; create structures and systems to make life run more smoothly; learn to maintain your space even through transitions.

Chronic Disorganization: address patterns due to ADD or other long-standing behavioral and learning issues; learn new skills and make lasting changes in manageable steps with experienced guidance and support.

Design and Space Planning: evaluate and address all decorative issues including furniture placement for better functionality; improve storage capacity; experienced in kitchen and bath design.