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January 6, 2022

Starting The Year Off Right

As a home organizer, my job is to teach my clients how to be more organized. Many of my clients have ADHD, which makes being organized even harder than people with neurotypical brains. I have ADHD myself, and so have learned so many unconventional techniques to teach myself how to […]
October 28, 2021

Client Spotlight: Utility Closets

No matter where you live, whether it be in a small apartment or a large home, having an organized closet is always important. For this post, I’m highlighting 2 different utility closets in a super stylish apartment in Seattle. My client is very artistic, and has a great eye for […]
October 22, 2021

Multisensory Vision Board for an Organized Home

I help people get their homes organized.  One of the biggest hurdles for my clients to get over is BELIEVING that they can have an organized home.  If you have been disorganized all your life, you probably have some pretty limiting beliefs about whether or not you’ll EVER be able […]
October 15, 2021

Organizing for Artists Part 1

I’m a Professional Organizer with both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in art (specifically crafts and glass). As for organizing my own stuff, some things came naturally, and some I had to get help with. Artists have a lot of logistical issues to overcome- there’s a ton to think about! […]
September 23, 2021

Organizing Kid’s Artwork

Happy fall! The autumn is the season to harvest what you’ve planted. Or in the case of kid’s artwork, it’s the time to collect everything that has been made over the summer (or throughout the previous school year(s)) so that you can make space for new artwork to be created. […]
May 27, 2021

Refrigerator Avoidance

I’m sure you’ve heard of the term “Refrigerator Mothers”.  These mothers are cold, neglectful, and uncaring towards their children. They lack physical and emotional warmth.  There was once a theory that Refrigerator Mothers caused their children to have autism.  While this thought it now outdated, emotionally neglectful parenting often results […]