Education:

NSGCD Teleclasses:

ADD, chronic disorganization & the organizing process
Basic ADD
Boundaries & ethics
Collaborative Therapy for CD clients & organizers advanced: Part II
Compulsive hoarding & acquiring: approach with caution. A team approach is the way to go
Depression in the elderly client
Introduction to Compulsive Hoarding
Introduction to learning styles & differences
Letting go: the process & meaning of dispossession in the lives of consumers
Locating mental health resources within your community
Normalizing ADD
Organizing for your personality type
Strategies for working with ADD clients by phone
Students in transition
Understanding the mental health conditions affecting the CD client
Understanding the physical & mental challenges of elderly CD clients
Working with clients in transition
Working with visual learners
Your client's personal alphabet

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Attending the intense certification program offered by the National Study Group on Chronic Disorganization (NSGCD) requires knowledge, experience & research in the Chronic Disorganization field. 

Upon graduation students will be qualified to work with high levels of hoarding as well as related professionals to bring 'quality of life' solutions into a community.

Coach Approach for Organizers
NSGCD
NAPO
BCPO
Momference

After working in the Organizing field (helping clients deal with their clutter both physically & mentally), I re-tooled my skills and set my sights on the uncharted territory of social media.

I now spend my days advising best practices, helping brands understand how or why their customers make the decisions they do and interpreting the data collected from campaigns.

I love managing onsite blogger campaigns, helping brands see something new through their social media channels and diving into brainstorming sessions that result in innovative ways to connect.

Of course, none of this would be possible without my extremely talented business partner (Ellen Rowan) and my ever supportive family.

My long term goal is to play a pivotal part in standardizing social media relationships.

Social Media Training

Entrepreneur

Linkedin

Blog

Company Website

Ask The Organizer {Opening Keynote Panel}

Mental Clutter in a 2.0 World

Relationships with "Bloggers" can be a scary place. Questions like "will they take the product and run?" and "what if they don't like what I offer, will they ruin me?" are valid concerns.
In Best Practices For Working With Bloggers you'll learn exactly what it takes to run a successful campaign, keep unhappy bloggers from grabbing a megaphone and why it's important to include this demographic in your marketing strategy plan.

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