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Kate Varness is a mother of three young kids, a speaker, a writer, a professional organizer, and the founder and president of Green Light Organizing - not necessarily in that order.  In 2000, she earned a Master's Degree in English Literature and is qualified to administer the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator.
 
Kate has been a member of the National Association of Professional Organizers since 2004.  She continues to expand her knowledge base of subjects such as AD/HD, Hoarding, Organizing Students and other specialized areas through the National Study Group on Chronic Disorganization. View her NSGCD certifications  
                                  

                                                                                                 
Customer Testimonials                                                       
 
"Her ideas have transformed an ugly basement room into an enjoyable, bright room for me to work in and our children to play in.  I want to be down there working.  My filing system is so organized and I feel more professional."
     - Sally, home-based business owner and mother
 
"I can actually find things in the kitchen now.  Things are stored in places that make sense, and even the kids know where their dishes are and can put them away.  Having a smooth-running kitchen makes running the household so much easier."
     - Christina, mother of two
 
"Organization does not come naturally to me, but Kate can create a system that works for the organizationally-impaired like myself."
     - Kelly, mother of five
 
 
Publications
 
Kate's handiwork was featured in a Peoria Journal Star article entitled "Toy Trauma Tactics - A Peoria professional organizer shares her secrets to defusing a 'toy explosion'."  Click to download the main article and/or the sidebar.
 
Kate's methods for playroom organization were also included an essay she wrote for the book Chicken Soup for the Soul: Life Lessons for Busy Moms.