Madeleine DeNitto has worked in the industry since 1999 in New York City, Atlanta and Charleston setting a mission to meet the needs of clients with the highest level of skills, knowledge and compassion.

Through her years of independent study and client experience, Madeleine has found herself often referred to as an expert in not only the general organizing field, but in the most challenging areas of chronic disorganization, obsessive compulsive hoarding and overshopping tendencies. It was through her high levels of research that subsequently led her to consider the Institute for Challenging Disorganization, formally known as the National Study Group on Chronic Disorganization. Since 2007, Madeleine has been an active ICD subscriber with over 150 hours of study credits, giving her the extra skills and knowledge needed for such specialties. During the last three years, Madeleine has also worked on two critical task forces with ICD, including that of the name change, as well as writing for ICD publications.

Madeleine is also highly active with the National Association of Professional Organizers, having held various NAPO positions on both national and chapter levels. Most recently, Madeleine has been asked to serve on the NAPO-NY chapter board as Communications & Technology Director. She has also been a dedicated volunteer with NAPO's Quantum Leap Program, serving various charitable organizations through the years.

Her business has recently formed a partnership with NYC's PENCIL Program. She is a regular public speaker, writer and photographer who can be caught in person, online and in print in New York by following her schedules found on the official STRESSED.PRESSED.MESSED Facebook page.

Madeleine is the proud mother of two successful children who are both graduates from specialized public high schools in Manhattan. Following high school, her daughter graduated from Berkeley College and is working for a major firm in Manhattan. Her son, a graduate from Emory University, is currently serving with the Peace Corps as a Youth Development Facilitator in Peru. With both of her children to settle in New York, Madeleine and her husband have returned to New York permanently.