Judith Kolberg

Judith Kolberg is credited with launching the field of professional organizing dedicated to addressing the needs of individuals who are chronically disorganized (CD). In 1989, Judith founded the National Study Group on Chronic Disorganization, which would later become the Institute for Challenging Disorganization (ICD).

Her innovative methods have made organizing breakthroughs for adults with ADHD, CDers, and compulsive hoarders. She is the author of several books, including Conquering Chronic Disorganization. She co-authored the book ADD-Friendly Ways to Organize Your Life with Dr. Kathleen Nadeau, Ph.D., which went went on to become a finalist in the Best Organizing Book category of the Los Angeles Organizing Awards in 2011. It has sold over 100,000 copies in the U.S., the Netherlands, and England.

Books by Judith Kolberg

Feature Articles

33 ADHD-Tested Ways to Get Organized
Want a clean home? An efficient office? Don't let your ADHD get in the way!... more »
Shortcuts to a Cleaner, Less Cluttered House
Life is too short to stress over laundry, bathrooms, and kitchens. Free yourself from the... more »
Get Organized with ADHD: Tackle the Paper Clutter
Overwhelmed by the deluge of documents that comes your way? Here's a system to help... more »
Tackling To-Do Lists with ADHD
Combat adult ADHD by using this time-management system to turn your stagnant to-do list into... more »
A Get-Organized Guide for Even the Messiest Kid
Artwork. Sports equipment. Clothes. Hiding away these everyday items isn't practical, but neither is tripping... more »
Getting Things Done Without Getting Bogged Down
What's keeping you from crossing things off your to-do list? The biggest productivity problems ADHDers... Achieved and relieved »
3-Step Disaster Plan
Protect your family against natural calamity by preparing grab-and-go bags, a communication plan, and emergency... more »
Can't Stop Clicking? Here's How to Beat "Infomania"
Spending too much time online? You're not alone — the instant gratification of Internet searches... more »
YouClean, YouOrganize, YouTube: 7 Practical How-to Videos
Think YouTube is all funny cat videos and lip-syncing celebrities? Think again — these organization... more »
Talk It Up for an Organized Home
Use "self-talk" to help pave the way to a more organized home... more »
You Can Be the Decider
Overwhelmed by choices? Paralyzed by possibilities? You need this guide to thinking clearly and choosing... Decisions, decisions… »
Do You Need a Facebook Intervention? How to Block Out Digital Distractions for Good
If left to its own devices, the ADHD brain may pay more attention to Facebook... more »

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		Judith Kolberg http://squallpress.net Judith Kolberg is credited with launching the field of professional organizing dedicated to addressing the needs of individuals who are chronically disorganized (CD). In 1989, Judith founded the National Study Group on Chronic Disorganization, which would later become the Institute for Challenging Disorganization (ICD). Her innovative methods have made organizing breakthroughs for adults with ADHD, CDers, and compulsive hoarders. She is the author of several books, including Conquering Chronic Disorganization. She co-authored the book ADD-Friendly Ways to Organize Your Life with Dr. Kathleen Nadeau, Ph.D., which went went on to become a finalist in the Best Organizing Book category of the Los Angeles Organizing Awards in 2011. It has sold over 100,000 copies in the U.S., the Netherlands, and England. Books by Judith Kolberg Feature Articles 33 ADHD-Tested Ways to Get Organized Want a clean home? An efficient office? Don't let your ADHD get in the way!... more » Shortcuts to a Cleaner, Less Cluttered House Life is too short to stress over laundry, bathrooms, and kitchens. Free yourself from the... more » Get Organized with ADHD: Tackle the Paper Clutter Overwhelmed by the deluge of documents that comes your way? Here's a system to help... more » Tackling To-Do Lists with ADHD Combat adult ADHD by using this time-management system to turn your stagnant to-do list into... more » A Get-Organized Guide for Even the Messiest Kid Artwork. Sports equipment. Clothes. Hiding away these everyday items isn't practical, but neither is tripping... more » Getting Things Done Without Getting Bogged Down What's keeping you from crossing things off your to-do list? The biggest productivity problems ADHDers... Achieved and relieved » 3-Step Disaster Plan Protect your family against natural calamity by preparing grab-and-go bags, a communication plan, and emergency... more » Can't Stop Clicking? Here's How to Beat "Infomania" Spending too much time online? You're not alone — the instant gratification of Internet searches... more » YouClean, YouOrganize, YouTube: 7 Practical How-to Videos Think YouTube is all funny cat videos and lip-syncing celebrities? Think again — these organization... more » Talk It Up for an Organized Home Use "self-talk" to help pave the way to a more organized home... more » You Can Be the Decider Overwhelmed by choices? Paralyzed by possibilities? You need this guide to thinking clearly and choosing... Decisions, decisions… » Do You Need a Facebook Intervention? How to Block Out Digital Distractions for Good If left to its own devices, the ADHD brain may pay more attention to Facebook... more »