Changing for Good
…I recommend this book to nearly all new organizing clients. From ‘pre-contemplation’ through to and including ‘termination,’ the phases of behavior modification can be overwhelming, to say the least. Clients are comforted (and empowered) by identifying their stages of change through the organizing process. This book would also be a good read for those dealing with issues relating to weight loss and smoking cessation.

Organizing for the Creative Person
…This book provides non-conventional approaches to organizing dilemmas for creative, right-brained individuals. If you don’t know where to begin in the organizing process, or if ‘out-of-sight’ equals ‘out-of-mind,’ the tips in this book may be a catalyst to get you started!

Clear Your Clutter with Feng Shui
…This is a quick read, but provides glimpses of the costs (and causes) of clutter. The Feng Shui baguas are lightly touched upon here. The book does not provide an in-depth study of Feng Shui, but again focuses on the cause and effects of clutter in one’s environment.

Organizing from the Inside Out
…An organizer’s bible! Time-tested strategies are outlined by Julie Morgenstern using her S.P.A.C.E. acronym. Careful, though – the time estimates outlined for organizing projects may not be realistic for most non-professionals.

Organizing Plain and Simple
…Finally! A beautifully laid out how-to book for nearly every organizing challenge in your home (and home office). If you’re like me, you’ll find yourself going through the book again and again for more tips and how-tos.