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Introduction to Professional Organizing
Welcome and Introduction
Course Introduction (4:46)
Helpful Terms and Definitions (4:27)
Katherine Lawrence, CPO (1:44)
Define your Niche
What Makes a Good Organizer? (6:01)
NAPO Specialties (3:25)
Why People Hire Professional Organizers (2:57)
Discussion on Chronic Disorganization and Hoarding Disorder (6:52)
Do You Need to be Certified to Work as a PO? (5:31)
Being Prepared to Take Paid Jobs
What to Wear & What to Bring (4:34)
Client Agreement Form (3:14)
Determining Fees (4:44)
Personal Safety (3:26)
The Clutter Hoarding Scale - ICD Assessment Tool (10:49)
Client Services
Introduction to Client Services (5:05)
Phone Consultations (3:14)
In-home Consultations and Action Plans (6:18)
Consultations versus Project Sessions - Free Guide (1:16)
Project Sessions (4:08)
Estimating Time (5:57)
Maintenance Sessions (3:47)
Wrap Up - Client Service (1:39)
The GDP Method for Organizing Common Spaces
Introduction to the Method, GDP (2:19)
Organizing Clothing Closets (7:44)
Organizing your Client's Kitchen (5:25)
Playrooms and Kid Spaces (6:52)
Sorting Papers and Work Spaces (4:47)
Organizing your Client's Hobbies (5:13)
The Garage, Organizing Storage Spaces (5:57)
Conclusion
Wrap Up (1:53)
Get the BCPO Handbook (Free Exam Prep Guide)
Bonus Videos
Links to Bonus Organizing and Productivity Videos
Recommended Reading
Books on Home and Paper Organizing, Minimalism, and Chronic Disorganization
Bonus: CPO Exam Prep Checklist
Do You Need to be Certified to Work as a PO?
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