So, how can I help? I was diagnosed with ADHD as an adult. Soon after, I learned that many of my challenges with organization stem from the executive function deficit that accompanies ADHD and other neurodivergent diagnoses. I hired a professional organizer who helped me learn how to work with my strengths and understand my weaknesses. She also helped lift the shame and blame that often accompanies disorganization. My goal is to give that gift back to others. 

I spent eight years working in the social work field with children and families and five years working as an elder care provider. Helping others learn to organize and prioritize were large pieces of the process in both of those experiences. I found that I do have a gift for helping others learn how to organize themselves. Prior to that, I assisted seniors with downsizing and guided their families through estate sales. Through it all, I raised five children in a blended, active family. Life can be busy, and life is full of transitions. I am passionate about people and walking beside them during times of challenge and transition. 

I graduated from Vanderbilt University with a B.S. in Psychology and Theatre. Over the years, I researched about chronic disorganization, neurodivergence, ADHD and the impacts on executive functioning and overall wellbeing. I completed ICD’s Foundational Certificate in the Study of Chronic Disorganization and their Level 1 Certificate in the Study of ADHD. Multiple sources have shown that living in cluttered spaces increases cortisol levels, which in turn increases our overall level of stress. Most of us desire a home that is a place of calm and safety. If your space is cluttered and you feel embarrassed, please don’t. I have seen it all; maybe even walked in your shoes!

I enter every home with an open mind, no judgment, and one goal: to bring dignity, balance, and peace of mind into your home, empowering you to live comfortably and confidently.