About Effy

Effy Terry combines her background in psychology with her expertise as a Certified Professional Organizer in Chronic Disorganization® (CPO-CD®) to support her clients’ mental health and well-being. She holds specialist designations in ADHD, Hoarding Behavior, Chronic Disorganization, Aging Issues, and Time Management & Productivity from the Institute for Challenging Disorganization.

Effy Terry

Founder of Organize That

PROFESSIONAL SPEAKING

Effy has had professional speech coaching and media training and has been interviewed by national media organizations and spoken at countless workshops in the Toronto area.

ADHD COACHING

Effy Terry is an ADHD organizing specialist and coach specifically trained to help adults with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). In person or virtually.

From The Blog

Entryway and Winter Gear Organization

Winter in Toronto and the Durham Region means dealing with snow, slush, and bulky outdoor gear. From winter coats and boots to scarves, mittens, backpacks, and reusable bags. Without a thoughtful organizing system, the entryway can quickly turn chaotic, making morning...

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Organizing Tips to Prepare Your Home for a Cozy Fall

As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, fall invites us to shift our homes from the lively pace of summer to the calm, cozy rhythm of autumn. October is the perfect time to reset your living spaces, prepare for cooler weather, and get ahead of the holiday...

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Our Commitment to Inclusive
and Accessible Services

Effy Terry is a Certified Professional Organizer in Chronic Disorganization® (CPO-CD®), with specialized training to support individuals who struggle with persistent disorganization that significantly impacts their daily life, despite efforts to manage it on their own. Additionally, she holds the Rick Hansen Accessibility Certification and is trained in universal design, allowing her to create inclusive spaces that address both physical and cognitive needs. Effy’s experience includes working with clients with limited mobility, hearing loss, vision loss, and cognitive or mental health challenges. Services are offered both in person and virtually, with Organize That continuously striving to provide solutions that are accessible and inclusive for everyone.

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