Organizing and Decluttering

I’d love to help you with sorting, organizing, and letting go of the stuff that isn’t serving your life at the moment. Let’s make your systems more efficient and your belongings more accessible.

Some of my favorite areas of focus are

  • office/papers/overflowing filing cabinets/disorganized desks

  • toys/games/kid books/outgrown gear

  • pantry/fridge/emergency supplies

  • and creating peaceful community spaces for the family

In our first session, we’ll discuss your goals and assess where organizing will have the most impact.

Coaching:

Do you need help identifying goals to simplify your life, the steps you need to take, and the accountability to get it done? I can provide structure to help you stay on task and a different point of view to troubleshoot the obstacles and barriers you face. Schedule a consultation with me and lets see if we’d be a good fit.

Values:

Inclusivity: I am an advocate for non-traditional family structures and a member of the LGBTQIA+ community. I work toward improving my cultural competency and awareness of my privilege.

Consent: direct communication is important and sometimes awkward. I embrace the awkward because it’s more important that we are all on the same page and that you feel safe with me going through your belongings.

Discretion: I will not talk about your home or decluttering struggles to others. Your privacy is important to me.

Radical Non-judgment: I want everyone to feel comfortable asking for help when they need it. I’m here to help, not judge.

I am actively learning about visible and non-visible disabilities and how to build accommodations into my organizing practice. This is a neurodivergent affirming space.

Resources

My blog, The Monthly Purge sends out monthly decluttering challenges, resources and ideas for ethical disposal, and thoughts on organizing and simplifying life. Sign up at the link The Monthly Purge