A dream of a Clutter-Free America, where people can live comfortably in their homes and not have feelings of being squeezed in, overwhelmed, or burdened. Through my organizational skills and psychology studies, I have developed unique methods to help people find their own organizational system. Some of these include:

1. •Breaking down clutter into smaller working areas that are manageable.
   

2. •Creating a structured timeframe to manage the clutter, that does not involve having to do it all at once.
   

3. •Helping you discover your organizational preferences (i.e. visual, auditory, etc.).
   

4. •Assist you with acquiring any necessary tools to help you file papers, make donations, move items to the trash, and save important items.
   

5. •When useful, we can explore any emotional attachments (always an option).
   

Over recent years I have discovered how much people in our society have become caught in a struggle with sorting through and organizing their stuff. I believe it is now an epidemic of huge proportions. I can walk into any room with any group of people, and there is always at least three people who either struggle with their stuff or know someone who does.

It is my passion to help others, and I believe that it is through this organizational work that I can help people the best way possible.

Kim Cox, MA, NCC, NPO