The Floor is Not an Option , 2nd Edition, is an award winning book that travels thorugh every hidden corner of your home to unravel the mystery of clutter. It goes on to show exactly how to handle all the paperwork in your home: bills, newspapers, magazines and mail, so that it is no longer a burden. Getting organized is hopeful and empowering. It builds self-esteem and independence. With special instructions for those with ADHD and hoarding issues, this book offers hope to anyone having clutter issues and it helps family members and health care providers who work with people who hoard. Hoarding and cluttering affects millions of people around the world. And it is getting worse. The more affluent we become, the more gadgets and widgets we buy, and the ever increasing need to have bigger and better everything has everyone in a quagmire of stuff. Most self-help books regarding clutter speak to the average reader free of chronic problems. But this is the only book that speaks to persons with brain functions that are impaired in some way that affect their ability to organize. The terminology is specifically designed for readability and comprehension for these people. It is also a valuable resource for healthcare providers, family members, and others who work with these people. The author is not just another author talking about getting organized, she herself has ADHD and dyslexia. She knows how hard it is to get and stay organized. Through diligent study and personal striving she has become an advocate and coach for people with these disorders. This book is the result of her research and experience; it is packed with creative solutions for the "clutter challenged."