Take Steps To Get Organized
Take Steps To Get Organized
Is your new yearâs resolution to get organized? The Connecticut chapter of the National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO) will help residents get started and motivated.
On Tuesday, January 22, at 7 pm, three members of NAPO CT will present a free seminar at C.H. Booth Library.
Cara Brook will speak about time management, Jill McKean will give tips on how to pare down and simplify, and Susan Lovallo will speak on ADD/OCD, a condition which impacts those who find themselves chronically disorganized.
The program is free but sign up is requested. Call the library at 426-4533 for details and reservations.
NAPO CT is a nonprofit association composed of more than 50 professional organizers dedicated to making life easier for their clients. The groupâs professional organizers provide a wide range of services from home organizing including attics, basements, closets and kitchens, estate organizing with staging and moving services, time management and goal setting, to business organizing and consulting and public speaking.
They also work closely with clients who are chronically disorganized, have ADD/ADHD, as well as seniors, students, and children.
For more information visit NAPO.net or NAPOct.com.