Alphabet Soup for Professional Organizers MP3 Instant Download

Does your client move from task to task very quickly? Is there one client that wants everything done to perfection? Does one client seem to be very "up" one session and very "down" the next? If so, s/he may be faced with one or more mental, emotional, learning, or physical challenges. The ability to assist the client in attaining their organizing goal(s) is dependent on keying in on such challenges and implementing appropriate strategies. Organizers are often familiar with ADHD and CD, but are less familiar with OCD, PPD, LD, OCPD, and "alphabetical" conditions. Not to mention diagnoses such as bi-polar disorder, clinical depression, or dementia. This session is an introduction to mental, emotional, learning, and physical difficulties that may impact a client's ability to get organized and to help organizers make more informed decisions when working with clients.

Janice Russell, CPO-CD, the Overseer of Order at Minding Your Matters, honed her superb organizing and training skills both in education and the corporate world. Janice's Specialist certificates from the National Study Group on Chronic Disorganization and membership in the National Association of Professional Organizers complement her Psychology degree from Duke University and Master of Education from Vanderbilt University. She recently released a book entitled Get Organized This Year! Organizing principles and monthly checklists to create functional environments by the end of the year.

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