How to organize your family or "This mess is making me stress"
Blanka Falk and professional organizer Donna Barwald delve into the stress response to clutter, the importance of organizing as a healthy habit, and the challenges faced during the pandemic. Donna owns Neatly Arranged Professional Organizing in Los Angeles and helps clients organize their homes, offices, and special events. Between projects, Donna can be found on her sofa binge-watching anything with subtitles and cuddling with her cats. website: neatlyarranged.com Read the Neatly Arranged blog Subscribe to the Neatly Arranged channel on YouTube Join This Mess is Making Me Stress Facebook Group Follow Neatly Arranged on Facebook Buy the book: This Mess is Making Me Stress!
Key Points
- Organizing and decluttering your home can significantly reduce stress and improve mental health by minimizing the constant state of feeling overwhelmed and the influx of the stress hormone cortisol.
- Implementing simple, binary decision-making and building "decision-making muscles" can help make the process of organizing less daunting, fostering a habit of keeping only what serves a purpose and intentionally placing items in the home.
- Establishing a habit of "crap equilibrium" by removing an old item for every new one brought into the home, and teaching children to value and manage their possessions, can maintain a clutter-free environment and promote a strong family bond.
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