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Organizing Specialist Featured on Radio Show

Nancy Peham Discusses Ways to Organize Your Life

Dallas/Ft. Worth, TX. Nancy Peham, Certified Professional Organizer® and owner of Helping Hands Personal Services, is proud to announce that she is now a regular, featured expert on Debbie Davis’ radio show airing on KVCE 1160 AM, Monday through Friday from 8 to 10 a.m. Peham will also be part of Davis’ weekend show that airs Sundays from 1 to 2 p.m.

“I love talking with people about how to get organized, declutter and distress their lives,” says Peham, who specializes in professional organization for residential customers, home staging and senior move management. “We take calls and emails on the show from individuals who need help managing their time, stuff and space. We’ll hash out the reasons why people sometimes have trouble getting organized, and talk about the solutions, too.”

Nancy Peham is a member of the National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO), the Dallas/Fort Worth Chapter of NAPO and belongs to Women of Visionary Influence. She is a member of the inaugural class of Certified Professional Organizers® in 2007. She has helped hundreds of people from all walks of life who struggle with the consequences of disorganization. Her knowledge and experience, along with her love of order have made her an invaluable partner to her clients.

Peham has appeared on television, contributed to articles in national magazines, and has been profiled in local magazines and other media. She’s a frequent speaker in the Dallas area and has forged a reputation as an expert in her profession.

For interviews, or more information on how a professional organizer can destress and declutter your life, call Nancy Peham at (972) 208-4611 or (214) 274-0106 or visit www.helpinghandsps.com. Photo attached. -30-

Helping Hands Personal Services Combines Hands-On Senior Move Management and Professional Organization Services

Dallas/Ft. Worth, TX. Increasingly, Americans are making hard choices about their parents’ and their own living situations. According to AARP, the population of people 65 and older will increase from 35 million in 2000 to 40 million in 2010 - a 15 percent jump. Meanwhile, the number of people over 85 is projected to grow by 40 percent between 2000 and 2010 - from 4.2 million to 6.1 million, according to the group.

Do mom or dad (or both), relocate to a smaller place, move in with the kids, or into an assisted living facility? Most older adults making a transition have not moved in 30, 40 or 50 years and need to downsize considerably. Whatever choice its clients make, Helping Hands Personal Services helps them discover what they really need in their new lives.

“The organizational and physical tasks associated with planning and implementing such a move can be overwhelming. We help our clients make the transition from one living situation to another as stress free as possible,” says Nancy Peham, Certified Professional Organizer® and owner of Helping Hands. “We’ll handle everything from sorting, packing and unpacking, provide referrals to estate sale professionals, realtors, movers and other service providers who work specifically with senior citizens. We also provide professional organizing services to residential customers who aren’t moving but just need help managing their space.” Helping Hands also coordinates tax-deductible donations to a favorite charity.

Nancy Peham is a member of the National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO), and the Dallas/Fort Worth Chapter of NAPO. Peham also belongs to Women of Visionary Influence, and conducts workshops about downsizing and organizing for seniors in small or large groups.

For more information on how a professional organizer can destress and declutter your life, or how a senior move manager can ease the stress of life’s transitions, call Nancy Peham at (972) 208-4611 or (214) 274-0106 or visit www.helpinghandsps.com.

Dallas Public Library to present Tuesdays@Central

New weekly program will showcase a wide range of free programs and events

Dallas, TX - Tuesdays@Central, an exciting new weekly series of eclectic and engaging programs for the public, will begin Jan. 8, 2008 at the Dallas Central Library, 1515 Young St. Held every Tuesday from 7 to 8 pm on the first floor, the series offers a wide variety of free, fun and educational programs.

“Tuesdays@Central will offer an exciting array of programs and activities, featuring local authors and musicians, cooking demonstrations, information on small businesses and entrepreneurship, starting your own container garden, parenting tips, urban living, and much more,” said Central Library Administrator Kjerstine Nielsen. “New programs designed to stimulate and entertain will be presented every week.”

Other upcoming programs in the series will include the art of making rich chocolate truffles; instruction on how to play Chess; and how to make your home a sanctuary using the ancient Chinese practice of Feng Shui. For more information about Tuesdays@Central, go to www.dallaslibrary.org, or call (214) 670-1400.

The Dallas Public Library operates the J. Erik Jonsson Central Library, 1515 Young St., and 25 branch locations. A library card is free for any Dallas resident. For information on the many free programs and services available at the Dallas Public Library, go to: http://dallaslibrary.org/home.htm.