HOME ORGANIZING
for the ADHD woman
From Chaos To Calm
create a simple, organized home that empowers you and is tailored to work with your ADHD behaviors
LET ME GUESS…
You're moving into the next chapter of life.
You plan to retire soon. Maybe you are becoming an empty nester and downsizing. Or wanting a sense of calm when you open the front door.
ALL YOU WANT IS A FUNCTIONAL HOME WHERE YOU CAN EASILY FIND THINGS AND LOVE YOUR SPACE.
An organizer who understands ADHD feels like it could check all the boxes.
✓Find your things ✓A tidy home ✓ Methods that work ✓ Calm space
but you have some fears….
You are probably thinking…
“Organizing my entire home all at once overwhelms me.”
“It will take too long to organize all my things.”
“I start projects but don’t finish them, I lose motivation.”
”Will it work for me? Nothing has worked in the past.”
Take the Next Step Towards an Organized, ADHD-Friendly Home
12 Essential Hacks for an ADHD FriendlyHome
FREE GUIDE
This guide is designed with you in mind. It's packed with practical, easy-to-implement tips that cater specifically to the needs of someone with ADHD but will WORK for anyone.
Easy-to-follow steps: Simple, actionable hacks you can start immediately.
ADHD-friendly solutions: Techniques designed to work with your strengths and challenges.
OH, SWEET FRIEND, I KNOW HOW YOU FEEL. JUST A FEW YEARS BACK
I was in a similar spot
MEET
Shelly Russell
Five years ago, I unexpectedly retired, sold my six-bedroom home of 28 years, and moved to a two-bedroom apartment in another state while building a new home in my original state—all during a global pandemic.
Downsizing before the move was a challenge. Once in the new apartment, I had to get creative with storage and organization in a limited space.
Fortunately, organizing comes naturally to me, but I also needed to ensure everything was easy to find and maintain for my ADHD spouse. Just as I had things running smoothly, I moved back to my home state and into the new house, where I had to set up systems again.
Through this process, I realized that many others could benefit from my strategies for creating efficient home setups for people with ADHD.
