1. Commit to do something about it – this is an important first step.
2. Set a goal for your room – plan the space to serve you and how you want to live.
3. Start small – begin with a manageable project such as a junk drawer or bookshelf.
4. Edit items – keep only things which serve your goal for the space.
5. Think green – items you no longer need can be donated or sold.
6. Schedule time to organize – even 20 minutes a day will go a long way.
If you feel overwhelmed, frustrated, or simply don’t have enough time to tackle clutter on your own, a Professional Organizer can help.
I have known Mr. Poole since January of 2009 when he and his wife became patients at our clinic. Since this time we have built a clinical relationship due to his interest in the field of Ergonomics. I have been practicing in various capacities in health care for the past 20 years. Past interests in cardiac and respiratory health care as well as working in both the hospital and home care settings lead me to be a more preventative and proactive health care model. I have been practicing as a liscenced chiropractor in the province of Nova Scotia for 7 years in Clayton Park and work with various health care practitioners in the HRM.
I am writing this letter in regards to Mr. Poole's capacity to perform quality and insightful ergonomic assessments and recommendations. His ability to assist workers with postural problems and integrate meaningful solutions and cost effective strategies is very detailed and practical. Chris has been very helpful to my patients with regards to performing timeley, on-site assessments. I have witnessed and been impressed with his ability to find quick and cost effective means to create productive and user-friendly employees workstations.
To this end, I feel quite comfortable recommending Mr. Poole as a competent, ergonomic expert. His professional and courteous mature makes it easy for people to like and trust him. Chris has worked as an IT professional and has spent many hours sitting at a desk and as a result has endured the rigors of postural strain and the symptoms associated with it. This is what has fueled his passion for this type of problem solving and what makes him very good at what he does.
If you have any questions or concerns with respect to this letter of reference, please do not hesitate to call me at 902-445-9335. E-mail: dr.fox@glenbournechiropractic.ca
Respectfully,
Dr. Jason T. Fox, RRT, RCPT(p), DC
Dr. Jason T. Fox
Glenbourne Chiropractic
Screen Tips
August 31st, 2010 | 
Author: Small spaces usually have limited storage, so a decorative screen in the corner would be a great place to hide items and still be easily accessible. Large rooms may seem vacant, adding a decorative screen will create style, warmth and reduce echo’s.