I am very proud to be a member of and want to continue my education with the ICD. This is an institute that I hold dear to my heart. The ICD offers a variety of resources to help both people who are challenged by chronic disorganization and the professionals who work with them.
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What is challenging disorganization?
The term challenging disorganization describes disorganization that poses a problem for an individual. For many people challenging disorganization may be a lifelong problem. But for others, it may be a problem brought on by circumstances. The Institute for Challenging Disorganization provides strategies to help anyone who is challenged by disorganization. |
| Rachel Seavey and Heidi Shulz Creator of Clutter Hoarding Scale |
The Code of Ethics provides guidelines for professionals and also helps potential clients know what to expect of an ethical organizer.
The Useful Links section provides links to outside organizations that offer information and assistance to chronically disorganized people.
The ICD Clutter-Hoarding Scale is a free assessment tool to help professional organizers and related professionals evaluate the health and safety aspect of clutter/hoarding situations.
The FAQs section provides answers to questions the public might have about chronic disorganization and the ICD.
The ICD is involved in collaborative research projects relating to chronic disorganization. The Research Projects section describes that work.
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| Rachel Seavey and Val Sgro Current ICD President |
I am so excited to be attending their 2013 Annual Conference!
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