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Working in Clark County: Melanie Summers, professional organizer and owner of I Speak Organized

By Lyndsey Hewitt, Columbian Staff writer, news assistant
Published: March 27, 2021, 6:04am
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Melanie Summers, professional organizer and owner of I Speak Organized, is "booked solid" through May, she said, now that we've entered the spring season and people are looking to declutter their homes as pandemic restrictions ease. "We're in that phase when things are opening back up and people want to spend time together and entertain again," she said. "So, I'm getting a whole new crop of clients who are feeling a lot of the pressure of what they were going through the past year -- they're ready to open their homes again.
Melanie Summers, professional organizer and owner of I Speak Organized, is "booked solid" through May, she said, now that we've entered the spring season and people are looking to declutter their homes as pandemic restrictions ease. "We're in that phase when things are opening back up and people want to spend time together and entertain again," she said. "So, I'm getting a whole new crop of clients who are feeling a lot of the pressure of what they were going through the past year -- they're ready to open their homes again. People are ready to tackle things they weren't emotionally up for a year ago." (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

What does your closet look like right now? Is it a chaotic heap of everything, or is it meticulously organized with sleek containers and shelving?

If you have the latter, perhaps you’ve already tapped into the blossoming world of professional organizing. Or maybe it’s the former – and now that it’s springtime, you’re wondering how to fix it.

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Columbian Staff writer, news assistant