From neighbors who hoard things in their homes, to the point that City or County officials have to be called in to make them clean up, to contestants on the BBC show, “How Clean is Your House?” clutter and disorganization at home has moved from exceptions to more evident. According to a New York Times article on January 1st, 2008, “Attention deficit disorder, depression, chronic pain and grief can prevent people from getting organized or lead to a buildup of clutter.” I think, even in extreme cases of disorganization and the different levels of hoarding, people want to reverse the process – but how? Here are 10 ways that can help:

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From neighbors who hoard things in their homes, to the point that City or County officials have to be called in to make them clean up, to contestants on the BBC show, “How Clean is Your House?” clutter and

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disorganization at home has moved from exceptions to more evident. According to a New York Times article on January 1st, 2008, “Attention deficit disorder, depression, chronic pain and grief can prevent people from getting organized or lead to a buildup of clutter.” I think, even in extreme cases of disorganization and the different levels of hoarding, people want to reverse the process – but how? Here are 10 ways that can help:

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