Home organization support from a Licensed Clinical Social Worker
It is difficult for me to focus, relax, or get anything done in a messy and chaotic space - so I declutter and create systems.
I want to help you do the same!
Services Offered
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Single Space
Get a single room or space organized. This could be your pantry, home office, playroom, garage, chaos closet, etc. You will learn skills and tools to apply to future organizing projects.
Typically scheduled in 2 to 4 hour sessions. May require multiple sessions depending on the scope of your project.
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Organize It All
Schedule weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly appointments to get every space in your home organized. I can help you prioritize and stay focused on completing one area at a time.
Or schedule multiple appointments in the same week for a time-sensitive project. If your family needs to clean out a home of an elderly relative who has moved to assisted living or died, I can support with determining what items to keep versus donate.
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Create Systems
During all sessions, we will work together to create systems for maintaining an organized space. It may be systems for managing paperwork, pantries, or kid’s toys. Or how to store valuable or sentimental items in a meaningful and safe way.
I will provide suggestions of great organizational products (or shop for you for an additional fee).
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Get It Out
For an additional fee, I will take boxes and bags of unwanted items away the day of our session. I will ensure they are donated to appropriate charities.
I offer suggestions/contact information of local non-profits as part of a regular organization session.
My Philosophy & How I Show Up
I thank you for welcoming me into your home and choosing me to support you on your organizational journey. I come into your space with a nonjudgmental approach. This means you don’t have to pre-clean or move your clutter into a different room before our session. I want to see your space as you typically use it.
Organizing is a process. I am here to support you through your individual process, so you can learn skills and tools that work for you to keep your home organized. This also means including other family members (even your kiddos) that will use the space, so everyone is committed to the change.
In addition to organizing, we will determine what stuff you are ready to get out of your home. I will challenge you to remove unused or duplicate items. It often feels easier to get rid of items when you know they will go to a new home, so I offer suggestions of local non-profits that would benefit from your items or the option to coordinate/complete the donation on your behalf.
My goal is not for your home to be picture perfect when I leave, it is for you to feel that your home is somewhere that is functional and you want to spend time.
Who are these services for?
Anyone who feels the clutter or disorganization in their home are negatively impacting their quality of life.
Someone who feels their mental health symptoms are making it difficult to get or stay organized. Folks experiencing symptoms of depression, anxiety, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, OCD, hoarding disorder, among others.
Those who have recently gone through or will be going through a major life transition (adding a new member to your family, death of someone living in the household, downsizing to smaller home/assisted living, or combining households).
INTERESTED?