Judith Kolberg

Judith Kolberg is credited with launching the field of professional organizing dedicated to addressing the needs of individuals who are chronically disorganized (CD). Her innovative methods have made organizing breakthroughs for adults with ADHD, CDers, and compulsive hoarders. Her book, ADD-Friendly Ways to Organize Your Life, co-authored with Dr. Kathleen Nadeau, Ph.D., was a finalist in the Best Organizing Book category of the Los Angeles Organizing Awards in 2011. It has sold over 100,000 copies in the U.S., the Netherlands, and England. Kolberg has presented at CHADD and ADDA conferences and has been a contributing columnist to ADDitude Magazine.

Judith began FileHeads Professional Organizers in 1989 and founded the precursor to the ICD, the National Study Group on Chronic Disorganization, in 1990. Her organizing business is based in Atlanta, Georgia.

Books by Judith Kolberg

Feature Articles

Get Organized with ADHD: Tackle the Paper Clutter
Overwhelmed by the deluge of documents that comes your way? Here's a system to help... more »
Hate Housework? Read On for ADHD-Friendly Tips
Tips to help adults with ADD get organized and keep every room in the house... more »
Tackling To-Do Lists with ADHD
Combat adult ADHD by using this time-management system to turn your stagnant to-do list into... more »
Keeping Tykes Tidy
Six ways to keep your child's artwork, clothing, toys, and books well organized and within... more »
3-Step Disaster Plan
Protect your family against natural calamity by preparing grab-and-go bags, a communication plan, and emergency... more »
33 Ways to Get Organized with Adult ADHD
Want a clean home? An efficient office? Get organized with adult ADHD thanks to organizing... more »

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		Judith Kolberg http://squallpress.net Judith Kolberg is credited with launching the field of professional organizing dedicated to addressing the needs of individuals who are chronically disorganized (CD). Her innovative methods have made organizing breakthroughs for adults with ADHD, CDers, and compulsive hoarders. Her book, ADD-Friendly Ways to Organize Your Life, co-authored with Dr. Kathleen Nadeau, Ph.D., was a finalist in the Best Organizing Book category of the Los Angeles Organizing Awards in 2011. It has sold over 100,000 copies in the U.S., the Netherlands, and England. Kolberg has presented at CHADD and ADDA conferences and has been a contributing columnist to ADDitude Magazine. Judith began FileHeads Professional Organizers in 1989 and founded the precursor to the ICD, the National Study Group on Chronic Disorganization, in 1990. Her organizing business is based in Atlanta, Georgia. Books by Judith Kolberg Feature Articles Get Organized with ADHD: Tackle the Paper Clutter Overwhelmed by the deluge of documents that comes your way? Here's a system to help... more » Hate Housework? Read On for ADHD-Friendly Tips Tips to help adults with ADD get organized and keep every room in the house... more » Tackling To-Do Lists with ADHD Combat adult ADHD by using this time-management system to turn your stagnant to-do list into... more » Keeping Tykes Tidy Six ways to keep your child's artwork, clothing, toys, and books well organized and within... more » 3-Step Disaster Plan Protect your family against natural calamity by preparing grab-and-go bags, a communication plan, and emergency... more » 33 Ways to Get Organized with Adult ADHD Want a clean home? An efficient office? Get organized with adult ADHD thanks to organizing... more »