Service Approach

Organizing for YOU -
your space, your stuff, your style!

I offer personalized organizing services to meet your needs, based on how your brain works & how your space functions.

In the end, I want you to have a space you feel safe & calm in - that does not overwhelm you & makes your day-to-day easier.

You deserve it! Taking care of your space is a way to take care of yourself (and your family) - everyone could use support.

Allowing someone into your space can be intimate & requires trust. I do not take this lightly - it is honor & privilege to be invited, and I am committed to taking great care of your items, maintaining confidentiality, and providing a judgement-free experience.

Specialized Needs

With a background in social services, I have experience supporting individuals in all walks of life with varying needs. I approach every project with compassion and care - focusing on a strength & need based approach. I may be a good fit for:

individuals experiencing grief/loss

individuals with neurodivergence, including ADHD & OCD

individuals with mental health conditions, including anxiety & depression

individuals with disabilities

individuals pre or post birthing

individuals with child welfare involvement and environmental concerns

individuals with mild to moderate hoarding disorder*

If desired, I am happy to work with your other supports or services providers (therapists, case workers, family, friends, etc.).

*Hoarding Disorder

While many may use the term “hoarding” for those who hold sentimental value in things, or whose accumulation of belongings has become excessive - true hoarding disorder is a mental health condition most commonly diagnosed in individuals that experience significant distress associated with discarding items, especially items that that most individuals would not find value in.

I support individuals with hoarding disorder and their loved ones through a harm-reduction approach. We will work as a team to identify priorities based on safety needs. Balancing progress while also working at a pace that is not going to cause psychological harm or distress is important. I highly encourage individuals to be concurrently working with a therapist.

In cases of severe hoarding where an extreme purge/quick clean-out is needed, or an individual is facing significant health/sanitation hazards, booking a company specializing in “hoard clean outs” (often advertised as “junk removal”) may be more appropriate. Give me a call or book a consultation to discuss what may be best!