01.

Your home is the basis of your well-being.
Home organising is a real approach to personal development with a practical dimension

Home organising is and anti-burnout life coaching the starting point of which is the object. Your home should be a cocoon of well-being that allows you to recharge your batteries.

A home organiser knows how to decipher the reasons why clutter keeps reappearing and how to solve them.
They can teach you the reasoning and questioning that will ensure that this coaching continues to serve you for the rest of your life. Once you’ve got the reasonings, it’ll be so obvious that there’ll be no going back!

Step 1:
De-cluttering your home will improve your well-being by helping you to:

• Understanding your real needs better;
• Keeping only what you love and use. This increases well-being.
• Increase your cashflow.
• Saving space : this also saves money as to store lots of objects you need furniture, and you need m² to store the furniture. Both of those are expensive for stuff you don’t need.
• Never having to open a cupboard that is full and badly organised so stuff falls out onto you.
• Never losing an item of clothing in the back of your wardrobe. That ensures the clothes that are in that wardrobe are those you feel best in.
• Limiting visual noise that stimulates your brain too much leading to fatigue.

Step 2:
Organising:

• So that your day- to- day life is easier, following a logic that is more good sense than rules. 
• So that the other people you live with can also keep it up.
• So you save time and reduce effort
• So you no longer lose things
• So you’re less irritated by recurring mess.

02.

How does this work?

There are a number of different options. They are flexible to suit your specific needs.

• 4 hands Home Organising:
I come to your home, establish a “diagnosis”, make you an offer, then we declutter and tidy together.

• 2 hands Home Organising:
Tailor-made online support provides you with the theories, reasoning and causes so you can declutter, sort and tidy up on your own.

• Themes:
Workshops lasting a couple of hours on specific themes such as: the kitchen, the children’s things, clothes and laundry, paper management, time management.
These are available online or at your home.

03.

Mess Anonymous

This is a series of group workshops.
They provide support, solutions and motivation for de-cluttering, tidying up and organising your home and the way you live in it, all in done in kindness.
They can be online, face-to-face in Hoves, or on a rotating basis at each participant’s home.

A session consists of:
5 x 3 hours in groups of 4 to 6 people, 2 weeks apart.
This is by far the cheapest way to get help for your whole house. It’s even cheaper if you want a “Friends” edition (you and your friends form a complete group).

Content and themes:

• Living spaces workshop : entrance hall, living room, dining room, kitchen.
• Private spaces : bedrooms, bathrooms, hallway
• Storage areas  : pantry, laundry room, garage, cellar, attic
• Cloth  : clothes, the laundry cycle, curtains, hats, scarves, shoes, linen
• Paper  : bills, archives, mail, etc.
• A Messenger or WhatsApp group to continue to share and support each other between workshops and after
• A written sumary of each workshop
• Snacks and drinks if the workshops are held in person.