Oh, the Books We’ll Write
Professional Organizers can specialize in working with seniors, children, people with ADD, arranging photo collections. And wow, some of the highly-targeted books my colleagues have written are AWESOME.
I’m not going to review most of these in-depth, ever, because I don’t feel competent to do so. But I bring them to your attention because they could be of priceless value to some of my readers. And as I find more, I’ll add them to the list.
After the Funeral: A Practical Memior for Administering Your Loved One’s Estate by Eileen Moynahan.
Age in Place: A Guide to Modifying, Organizing and Decluttering Mom and Dad’s Home by Lynda Shrager – OK, I did review this one.
Color to Declutter by Jean Prominski – I rave about this one!
Holiday Organizing Tidbits by Monika Kristofferson
Organize Your Printed Photographs: Find Lost Treasure in Your House! by Helen Volk. I will add that there are also many talented providers available to help with photos – find them through the The Photo Managers.
Photo Organizing Made Easy: Going from Overwhelmed to Overjoyed by Cathi Nelson, who, by the way, founded The Photo Managers.
Organize Your Garage in No Time by Barry Itzak. Yup, I wrote about it.
The Complete Diabetes Organizer: Your Guide to a Less Stressful and More Manageable Diabetes Life by Leslie Josel. Leslie is a nationally-recognized Organizer, a NAPO leader.
The Organized Bride’s Thank You Note Handbook by Stacey Agin Murray
The Organized Garage Sale: Have Fun and Make Money in Your Own Yard! by Helen Volk
The Organized Musician by Debbie Stanley, another leading light
And I’ve discovered a whole new category of organizing books – Organizer bios. HEEEEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLPPPP.
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