Re: Re: Storage organization units for adults with aspergers

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Thanks so much for your ideas, I appreciate your input. Rhoda

littlebotsmom wrote:

>If you are willing to replace the dressers, you could get the large clear

drawer units that they sell at office supply and discount stores. I purchased

most of mine at Wal-Mart and use the for the children's toys. Attractive deep

shelving might be another option- like bookcases. That way she could fold

clothes and still see them. She could use baskets on the shelves for the

smaller items.

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>> Our daughter is 24 and lives away from home. She has been provided 2

dressers and a closet for her clothes. However she doesn't use the dressers as

it's very hard for her to get organized as she's a visual learner. Is there any

website or store I can direct her to in order to find and organizer for her

bedroom? Thanks for any and all your help, Rhoda

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