Helping overwhelmed people feel calmer, more organized, and back in control.
ADHD is our specialty!
Jodi Granok, CPO®, MSW Certified Professional Organizer®
Clear the clutter, find your focus.®
Clear the clutter, find your focus.®
Organizing Magic, LLC® is a St. Louis, MO company organizing homes, offices, and lives for overwhelmed and neurodivergent people, especially those challenged by ADHD. Est. 2008.
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This simple tool allows you to keep active paperwork visible without letting it take over your desk. I highly recommend this sorter for home and office use.
This book helps us understand the true cost of clutter, including missed appointments, late fees, and emotional strain and burnout. Robyn empowers you to take back control of your space and ask, "Is all this stuff worth it?" It is a powerful, inspiring book for everyone feeling overwhelmed by clutter and looking to make a change.
If you struggle to keep up with household chores or organizing projects, this is the book for you. It is short, easy to read, and filled with kindness and compassion. It is recommended reading for those who have ADHD, anxiety, depression, or all of the above.
These non-slip hangers create more hanging space while keeping clothing securely in place. They prevent the shoulder bumps that plastic hangers can cause. The hangers also have grooves to hold strappy clothing.
This book helps us understand the connection to our belongings and why it's hard to let go of our things. Kathy identifies eight things that block us from letting items go and how to get unstuck from these thoughts. Then she gives tips on how to declutter the five main types of items we hold onto in our lives.
Using personal stories and client anecdotes, Matt gently explains step-by-step how to review decades of personal items and decide what items to save and what items to let go.
These storage organizers provide greater visibility for items on countertops, cabinets, pantries, and more. Bring items stored in the back within easy reach.
Swedish Death Cleaning is the practice of gradually downsizing throughout life so your belongings don't become a burden to family and friends later.
This irreverent book espouses the same ideas as Swedish Death Cleaning but uses blunt adult language to shock the reader into taking action. I recommend it for people who appreciate a more direct, "in your face" teaching style and don't mind strong language.
These riser shelves provide "stadium seating" for your canned goods, making items more visible. See every can at a glance instead of digging through your pantry.
Using self-assessments, training exercises, case examples, organizing tips, and motivation boosters, this book will help you better understand why people hoard. If you are someone with hoarding tendencies, it can help change your thought process and behaviors towards what you own.
This straightforward, approachable book teaches time management strategies with simple concepts, practical advice, and lots of humor.
This is a great tool for organizing things in your kitchen, bathroom, linen closet, and more! I use them in the refrigerator to corral items together, such as yogurt or fresh fruit.
This eye-opening book explains that younger generations aren't always interested in family heirlooms such as formal dining items and heavy dark furniture. The author gives suggestions on what to do with these items if your family members don't want them.
This is a practical organizing guide written specifically for teens. It covers everything from organizing bedrooms, backpacks, lockers, and schoolwork to managing time, schedules, and digital files. Filled with easy-to-follow tips, worksheets, and illustrations, it's one of my favorite recommendations for parents who want to help their teens develop practical organizing skills and greater independence.
These containers are leak-proof and airtight. The clear design makes contents easy to identify, while the containers resist stains and odors. Plus, they are stackable. What's not to love?
In this book, John explains why you should let go of things you associate with negative emotions or memories. He goes on to explore how clearing physical clutter can also help release emotional baggage and create space for a more intentional life. This thought-provoking book offers a fresh perspective on why letting go of the past can help you move forward.