As a child of two art teachers, I was raised in a home where something creative was always happening, but along with that wonderful creativity came a lot of clutter. Born with a need to be neat and free of clutter I observed and modeled the behavior of the “clutter-free”, developing sharp organizational skills over my lifetime.

In homes, I’ve assisted “keepers of everything” figure out what’s important and what can go. I’ve even helped my own art teacher parents sort and downsize. These personal sorting projects can be challenging, but when treated with sensitivity, they can be eye-opening as well. Plus, simplifying life feels great and is always worth it!

My office organizational experience stems from 10 years of bookkeeping in small business and museum non-profit. Each job began with disposing of all unnecessary paperwork and streamlining filing systems, both paper and digital processes, improving functionality of the workspace.

My specialty is clutter reduction– I use storage already present as much as possible, then create new, simple systems of organization for ease of maintenance. Using an easygoing approach, I can help you discover what you’re already doing right while introducing adjustments to improve the functionality of your home or office.

If you are ready for a change and want to free your space from unnecessary stuff, please contact me for a consultation. Together we can figure this out!