With more than 20 years of senior level business experience with 3
international companies and having raised 3 sons, I understand the challenges of getting and staying organized.
I created Orderly Manor Residential Organizing in 2003 out of my passion
for the organizing process and the joy of helping touch the lives of my clients in a positive way. My specialty is working
with active women to deal with paperflow, accumulation of possessions, wardrobe management and general clutter which
often prevent our homes from being the peaceful environments we want and need. I refer to this work as "managing our
abundance".
I have a hands-on, holistic approach and believe that the order in our home
has a direct affect on our feeling of well-being. I believe that the well organized home is key to peaceful living and
allowing us to feel the freedom to use our time for things that mean the most to us.
People who have gone through the organizing process overwhelmingly say that
having order and a sense of control in their homes goes a long way toward helping them feel happier and living more productive
lives.
For the past several years, I have enjoyed speaking to women's
clubs and groups on topics relating to residential organizing issues. My presentations are interactive and a
lot of energy is created during the Q&A when I address specific organizing issues that participants have in their
own homes.
I have been a member of the National Association of Professional
Organizers and a member of the Greater Philadelphia Chapter of NAPO since 2003 serving on the Board of Directors 2006-08 as
Director of Membership and currently as Vice President. I am also a member of the National Study Group on Chronic Disorganization.
I believe strongly in the organizing industry and the impact it can and does have on people living busier, more pressured
and stressful lives.
One of my greatest satisfactions is helping to develop the next generation
of professional organizers. It gives me joy to mentor new organizers who are coming into the industry and want to shorten
the learning curve of building their businesses and maintain balance in their lives.
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Vice President, Greater Philadelphia Chapter N.A.P.O.
Member, National Association of Professional Organizers
Member, National
Study Group on Chronic Disorganization
