Your home should support your life, not drain it. I work with you to figure out what's not working and build something that is — no judgment, no pressure, just practical support that fits the way you actually live.
Kitchens and closets, pantries and paperwork, bedrooms and beyond - if it's in your home and it's not working, that's where I come in. I help you clear the clutter and find an approach that fits the way you actually live.
When disorganization has been part of your life for as long as you can remember, it helps to work with someone who knows what that looks like. As a Level 2 ICD Chronic Disorganization Specialist®, I bring training most organizers don't have. We work at your pace, building around your reality instead of fighting against it.
You are not your clutter. ADHD doesn't need more motivation — it needs spaces that stop working against you. I help you and your family find what actually works by organizing around how your brain operates, not how someone else thinks it should.
Some spaces carry more than just stuff — they carry history, emotion, and sometimes years of acquiring and saving that's grown beyond what feels manageable. This work is private, unhurried, and completely at your pace. As a Level 2 ICD Hoarding Specialist, I bring specialized training alongside the same collaborative approach I use everywhere else.
Sorting through a lifetime of belongings is emotional work. I help seniors and their families decide what comes with you, what goes to loved ones, and what finds a new home — at whatever pace feels right. Every decision is yours.
Moving is overwhelming even under the best circumstances. I help with packing, unpacking, and getting your new space set up so you're not living out of boxes longer than you have to. I can also point you toward local resources — movers, donation centers, and more — so you're not figuring it all out alone.
Organizing is a collaborative process. You're involved in every decision — I won't move things without asking, and I won't push you to part with anything you want to keep. Your belongings, your call.
I'm here to help you figure out what would genuinely make your home and your days feel better and then work toward that together. There's no one right way — that's the whole point.
We go at your pace. If something feels hard, we slow down and talk through it. There's no judgment here — just steady, practical support.
If you work with clients affected by chronic disorganization, ADHD, hoarding tendencies, or major life transitions, I'd welcome a conversation. While you work with your clients on thoughts, feelings, and goals, I show up in their space and support that work in a practical, hands-on way.
I hold Level 2 ICD specializations in chronic disorganization, ADHD, hoarding, and time management, and I take confidentiality and ethical practice seriously as a member of both ICD and NAPO.
I also offer a Community Access Program — a limited number of reduced-rate sessions for income-qualifying clients referred by a licensed health or social services professional.
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