Individuals who may need assistance in getting back on track after an illness or injury.

Adults who may have difficulty deciding how to manage belongings due to health and wellness complications

Adults who may not recognize their complications from undiagnosed conditions such as ADD or ADHD.

Adults in their late 50's and older, whose children have moved out of their home.

Adults that may not be physically strong enough to move a large amount of items.

Single parents feeling overwhelmed with material possessions and no time to spare.

Blended families who combine households and now need to reduce the amount of possessions.

Senior citizens whose families may live too far away to offer physical assistance.

Families where one or more of the adults is traveling frequently for work and is not able to participate in home care.

Busy families who may be spread around so much that they can't keep their house in order.

Adults who may be high functioning at work, but overloaded at the end of the day and prefer to attend the needs of their children or relatives.