Need help getting your ducks in a row?

Let's organize!

Finding order, letting go of stuff that no longer
serves us is a highly emotional process.

I have over a decade of experience in observing and coaching people
to create their own order, to come out of the chaos
in a way that is meaningful to YOU.  

As a Montessorian, my unique perspective on
organizing space can bring the order I create
​in classrooms to your home, children’s space, or office.
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 Let me help you spark joy. 

 Installing shelves to help keep the hall closet organized.
​We got rid of ALL of those paper bags, and the client made sure to keep extra reusable bags in her car. This is where the maintenance of a new habit is tricky - need reminders? We can set up a plan for that. Some sources say it takes 10 days - a month to make a new habit stick. 

It's never too early to start teaching children basic habits of cleanliness and order. I've given a 5-month old a sponge - she watched me wipe the table in front of her high chair, then played with it, practicing basic fine motor skills. Role modeling is a hallmark of the Montessori philosophy. Starting without any preconceived notions or judgments, children genuinely enjoy cleaning. The squeezing of the wet sponge, the soapy bubbles, scrubbing being a gross motor physical motion: think "wax on, wax off". The power of role modeling is also at play here - if you do it joyfully, they want to do it too!