Couples and Clutter

By Peter Walsh
Oprah Radio | January 29, 2009

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Identify the Costs of Clutter

Consider how clutter creates stress in your life and in your relationship. "Clutter causes people to feel anxious, disorganized—like the walls are closing in on them and they have no space to relax," Dr. Callahan says. "Ask yourself, 'Is keeping clutter really worth it?'"

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