What is a professional organizer?
According to the National Association of Professional Organizers, a Professional Organizer provides information, products, and assistance to help others organize. A professional organizer should guide, encourage, and educate clients about basic principles of organizing by offering support, focus, and direction.
A professional organizer is someone who is trained and experienced in helping you reduce the clutter, “noise,” and complications from your home and/or business life. Disorganization is usually just delayed decisions. An effective professional organizer helps you make those sometimes difficult decisions with an eye to helping you adopt that positive behavior.
• NAPO’s definition of a Professional Organizer • NAPO’s Code of Ethics • Who is a Professional Organizer • Background • Work Variables • NAPO Specialties • A “Typical” Day for a Professional Organizer • What is “typical”? • Common Activities • What’s fun (rewards) • What’s not (frustrations) • How NAPO can help you Prerequisites: None Instructor: Porter Knight, CPO®, Organized by Knight or Geralin Thomas, Metropolitan Organizing Format of course: Teleclass Location: Via telephone (*Please note: The dial-in number for this teleclass is not a toll-free number. Registrants are advised to utilize a long-distance service that provides cost-effective rates for extended-length calls. In addition, please be sure you have access to a land-based phone.) Class size: Class is limited to a maximum of 50 participants. Cost: $29 members/$39 non-members Confirmation and Course Materials: Confirmation of registration & course materials will be emailed to you at least three days prior to the course sta
