Last Friday, I listened to a recording of a great talk from Ari Tuckman, a psychologist who specializes in working with folks with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). The talk, called Organizing the ADHD Brain Using Executive Functions, was presented at this year’s National Association of Professional Organizers conference.
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I’m at the annual conference of the Institute for Challenging Disorganization, soaking in the knowledge and having a wonderful time interacting with fellow organizers. Lots of old and new friends here.
I’m lucky enough to have an accountability partner in another state. She’s Betty Huotari, of Logical Placement, the president of the Southeast Michigan chapter of NAPO. We’d met at the NAPO national conference in the past, and this year, when the audience was encouraged by speaker Lisa Montanaro to have accountability partners to keep each other on track with our goals, Betty approached me about working together. We talk once a month or so and it’s been great.
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I don’t like to brag, truly, but I’m really proud of some credentials I’ve attained recently and I want to share. I’m in the process of updating my website, and the new credentials will be a permanent fixture there, but in the meantime, I’ll post it here.
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Earlier this year, I made the smart decision to take a nine-week telecourse, The Coach Approach for Organizers, taught by the fabulous uber-organizer and coach Denslow Brown and the equally fabulous ADD coach, Cameron Gott.