Your environment quietly shapes how you feel and how your days unfold.
When your space is cluttered or inefficient, daily routines require more effort than necessary. When your home is thoughtfully organized, life begins to feel calmer, clearer, and more effortless.
I approach organizing through a health-informed lens.
That means recognizing that your environment plays a powerful role in how you feel and function — and that a supportive home doesn’t come from perfection, trends, or constant effort.
Instead, it comes from:
designing systems to support your ideal routines
keeping items that are relevant, usable, and supportive
removing what creates friction, clutter, or unnecessary decisions
and making intentional choices that are easy to maintain over time
This approach supports physical ease, mental clarity, and healthier daily patterns, without overwhelm.
Before You Organize is a guide designed to help you step back and make sense of what’s actually supporting your home — and what isn’t — before you start to organize it.
Rather than telling you what to get rid of, the guide helps you look at your belongings through a more useful lens:
What do you use? What do you enjoy? What feels aligned with how you live now?
As you move through it, you might notice an immediate shift. Decisions feel clearer. Guilt softens. Spaces begin to feel lighter, even before anything is rearranged or organized.
This guide isn’t about minimalism or doing more. It’s about creating the conditions for a healthier, more supportive home by making thoughtful choices about what stays.
Some people move through this process independently.
Others want guidance — especially when decisions feel sticky, emotional, or connected to health and daily habits.
When you’re ready, I offer virtual organizing sessions focused on:
decision-making and clarity
resolving sticking points
designing systems that support healthier routines
and making intentional replacements when something no longer feels aligned
I’m a professional organizer with a PhD in Health Sciences, specializing in how environments shape daily behavior and well-being.
My work blends organizing expertise with a deep understanding of how our homes influence routines, choices, and overall health. I focus less on aesthetics and trends, and more on creating spaces that are easier to live in — physically, mentally, and practically.
