Start the new school year with good organization. Two great places to consider keeping clutter-free are in your study space and the backpack. For most, the desk is where all the important assignments ...

For example, holding on to a pair of roller blades because one day in the future, the person who used to roller blade will roller blade again,” she says. The meaning we attach to these items often ...

Keep an eye on these surprising sources of visual clutter in your home, and keep them at bay with a few simple tricks and ...

In the bustling rhythm of everyday life, clutter can silently accumulate, affecting not just our living spaces but also our mental clarity. Purdue Extension’s “Empower Me to Be Clutter-Free” program ...

Jennifer Ford Berry, the author of the Organize Now! book series, has some smart clutter-busting solutions, however, and I just interviewed her about them. I was especially taken by the tips in ...

When clutter comes to mind, people often think of the extreme cases featured on the TV show “Hoarders,” but in reality, many people struggle with managing clutter — either a little or a lot of it — ...

Call it Irritating Building Syndrome. It's that low-level burn you feel when you miss the first 10 minutes of your favorite TV show because you can't find the remote. Or when you have trouble cutting ...

If there’s one room that clutter can quickly overwhelm , it’s the kitchen. Housing countertop appliances, cooking utensils, food and more necessities, this functional space is where many people spend ...

She suggests tapping into the menu “when you’re tempted to shop for things you don’t need.” Her dopamine menu not only halts ...

At some point in our lives, most of us have had a clutter problem. You get busy, stop putting things away, buy a couple of things to treat yourself, and before you know it, your clutter has overtaken ...

Almost daily, I hear a client say, “I don’t know what to do with this. It was free. I don’t want it, but I also don’t want to throw it away.” As if our kitchens, offices and closets aren’t full enough ...

A clutter-free environment may not help people with dementia carry out daily tasks - according to a new study from the University of East Anglia. Researchers studied whether people with dementia were ...