Explore the parts of ourselves that show up when we declutter; The Anxious Self, The Aspirational Self, and The Authentic Self. Understanding them can help us make progress with greater clarity, self-compassion, and confidence.

Learn how clutter impacts your stress levels, focus, sleep quality, and overall well-being, based on scientific research. Plus, how decluttering can boost your mood and mental clarity.

I share 8 key lessons from my 8 years experience helping people declutter and organise their spaces.

Recently, I created a resource with 5 of the most common things that cause clutter in homes. Since many of these can be simple to deal with, I thought I’d do a roundup of some other things I often find when decluttering homes. Just remember that sometimes it’s the thoughts, feelings and beliefs about these items that are getting in the way of clear spaces.

Fresh mindsets, practical strategies plus some self-compassion to help ease the worries about waste and make progress on your decluttering project.

Do you feel like “getting organised” hasn’t really worked for you? It could be that you believe one of these myths about being organised.

There is a place for donating AND selling in most decluttering projects. But keep in mind that the aim of decluttering is having a clear, uncluttered home.

The words clutter, disorganisation and mess are used interchangeably. If you are new to ‘getting organised’ now is a great time to understand the problems AND the solutions.

The end of the school year can be hectic, but there are things you can do to keep your head above water and have a bit of fun along the way.