Carolyn Dalgliesh founded Simple Organizing Strategies (SOS) to provide expert support and guidance for anyone who wants to develop an efficient, healthy, and streamlined living environment. She is also the founder of Systems for Sensory Kids (SSK), an organizing model dedicated to creating functional, fun environments for children with autism, OCD, and other sensory challenges.

SOS offers a broad range of services and a focused approach to any organizing challenge. With her passion for problem solving, healthy living and systems implementation, Carolyn is ideally suited to assist you with your project.  

Professional Experience
After eleven years in sales, customer service management, and executive recruitment, Carolyn shifted her focus to raising her two small children. Her experience with businesses ranging from small, family-run operations to Fortune 500 companies fueled her interest in organization, and she recognizes how good systems contribute to success both personally and professionally. Now, through SOS, she brings her caring, detail-oriented, business-savvy approach to home and business organizing services.

A member of the National Organization of Professional Organizers (NAPO), Carolyn is also the President of Systems for Sensory Kids, a professional organizing service for home and small business, and currently serves on the Board of Governors for Bradley Hospital, a neuropsychiatric hospital for children and adolescents, and on the Board of Directors for Resilient Kids, a program designed to bring yoga and mindfulness curricula into the school setting.

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Carolyn Dalgliesh founded SOS to offer support to those looking to organize and streamline their homes and their lives.

With her passion for problem solving and systems management, Carolyn is ideally suited to assist you in creating an organized, functional environment for you and your family.