As we get older, many of us find that we’re more interested in getting rid of things than in acquiring more. At a certain point in our lives we look around and realize that we’ve accumulated a lot of stuff: shelves stuffed with books we’ll never read; closets filled with clothes we’ll never wear; and cabinets, attics, garages, and basements stacked with an array of leftover, left behind, outgrown, slightly damaged things. There are a number of reasons to downsize or rightsize

Spring cleaning, deep cleaning, downsizing

It took me 6 hours to bring my client's bathroom back to life. In the end, I carried thirteen bags of garbage out to the curb. Many might ask how could anyone let things get so bad? We all have done this in different shapes and forms. Maybe you stopped working out after an injury and went through a depression. The pounds began to pile on and your energy became depleted. Perhaps you lost your job and could not pay your bills. You became depressed and no longer opened your mail

Hoarding helping clients create a path to recovery