I did my first major decluttering in 2015 and immediately felt the power of saying goodbye to objects that no longer fit the kind of life I wanted to live—and I never looked back. I have decluttered several more times since then—yes, it can take more than once!—and have refreshed and reorganized my space countless times to be calmer, cleaner, and able to be navigated more efficiently.

I love to help others achieve this same sense of clarity and peace in their personal space. And as someone who deals with anxiety, depression, and ADHD, let me just say: I understand the struggle to keep your space clear and clean, the lack of motivation, and the shame that comes from not being able to do what you think you “should” be able to do.

Say goodbye to “should” and let’s get working—together.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you offer free consultations? How does this work exactly?

Yes, via text or email. You may send me images of your space and we can chat a little about what you’d like to achieve. I can give you a rough estimate of how many hours/sessions I think your space will take—but it really will be just an estimate. So many factors impact this process, I can’t guarantee we will finish in a specific number of sessions. Alternatively, if you’re ready to jump right in, we can absolutely do that. I don’t require a consult before getting started.

How long will this take, anyway?

The short answer is: it depends! The size of the room, the amount of clutter, and your current mental state all contribute to the length of time any given space takes to declutter. In general, a small space like a closet or bathroom might take two to three hours. Larger rooms with more clutter may take several sessions. Another factor is organizational tools. If you have all of the bins/baskets you think you’ll need, a single session may get you there. If you will need to dig into your stuff before determining what organizational items you might need, you will almost certainly need at least two sessions—one to sort, one to put away all your stuff neatly.

What decluttering style/system do you use?

Although I love the KonMari system, it won’t resonate with everyone. No single system will. In my own home, I typically declutter by taking my “pinch points” (if you’ve got ADHD like I do you may know the term “doom piles”) and sorting them into categories, then addressing each category. If you’re short on time or are uncomfortable making what feels like a bigger mess on your way to a decluttered space, we might try Dana K White’s no-mess decluttering system. There are innumerable tidbits from other organizers’ styles that I have found useful over the years (for example: if something is continually being left out instead of put away where it goes, maybe it should go where it’s being left :)). We will talk and see what you think will work best for you. If we give it a try and it’s not working, we’ll modify it. This is about what will help YOU be successful, not “the right way.”

I’m so overwhelmed. How do I decide where to start?

I would start with safety: are you constantly tripping over something/bumping into something? Do you have a clear route to windows and doors in case of a fire? From there, it depends on what your goals are. If your kitchen is so cluttered you are having trouble cooking at home—and you need to stop spending so much money on takeout—you might start there. Is there a room that just stresses you out the most? Go ahead and start there! Or, you might go the opposite way and, if this is your first time decluttering, you might choose an easy place to start to ease yourself into it.

What if I’m embarrassed to have someone see my house/my stuff?

I value my privacy, and I’ve been embarrassed to have people come over when my house isn’t clean enough, so whatever your issue is, I get it! I’m not here to judge you. Maybe there’s tons of trash mixed in with piles of dishes on the dining room table. That’s okay. Don’t stress about it. If it’s personal items you’re worried about, I am a very open-minded person and WILL NOT JUDGE YOU. I assume you’ll want to declutter your sex toy collection on your own, but if you need the moral support or guidance, I am here for you.

Can we still do this if I have small children or an infant at home?

Sure, but know that it might go a little slower. I don’t have tons of experience with kids, but I’d be thrilled to snuggle your newborn while talking you through sorting your stuff.

How do I get in touch?

Use the contact form below! Or, you can text me if you would prefer: 707-481-4314. Please don’t call me—I don’t pick up calls from unrecognized numbers, and frankly, I hate talking on the phone! If you feel you express yourself better verbally, send me a voice text!

How are payments handled?

I ask for a $50 deposit for single sessions, or $50 for each session in your package. Deposits can be made via PayPal, Venmo, or CashApp. Your balance will be due at the time of your session and can be paid via the above methods, or via cash or check. For those who purchased a package, simply pay a portion of your balance at each session. You may also choose to pay the entire amount upfront.

Contact Me

Email me at organize.mendo@gmail.com or text me at (707) 481-4314.
If you’re ready to book, let me know some times that would work for you!
Feel free to also send some photos of your space.

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