Decluttering is an exercise with long term benefits.
Once decluttered, many people find it easier to maintain
 a better functioning living space than they did before.

Dictionary definition: of "Clutter"

Noun: "(a lot of objects in) a state of untidiness"
Verb: "to fill something in an untidy or badly organised way"

The questions answered:

Q: are you frustrated not being able to find things when you need them?
A: once decluttered your things will be in a much more ordered state, making them easier to find

Q:are you embarrassed of your home when guests come round?
A: after decluttering, you won't have to apologise for the mess to friends and family who visit

Q: are you worried about throwing things out, in case you need them again?
A: decluttering works with you to decide what is no longer required and keep important items for future use

Q: are you unhappy with the lack of space in your home?
A: once decluttered and re-organised, you may be surprised by how much room you actually have

Q: are you planning to move home but overwhelmed with the amount you have to pack?
A: through decluttering you can get to a stage where everything you take with you, you either love or use.


Frequently asked questions:

Q: What will a session be like?
A: First we will discuss the area of clutter and talk about how we're going to tackle it. We then start decluttering: going through the items deciding whether they are to keep or take to a second-hand shop, sell, recycle or throw away. The remaining items can then be re-organised into a system you feel you can keep under control.

Q: How long will it take?
A: You can choose the session length or I can estimate the time it may take after viewing the room(s). The time it takes will largely depend on the size and density of the cluttered region and how much you would like to take part in the session.

Q: Will I be made to throw everything away?
A: In the session, only the clutter will be got rid of – this means the items that you no longer use, love or need.

Q: What happens after the session?
A: I will take one car load of your clutter away with me (to second hand shops, or to recycling facilities). The rest of the decluttered items will need to be taken to the relevant place or sold (e.g. car boot sale or city dump). I am happy to continue contact via email for continued support, should you want it, and for any further sessions in your home.

Q: What do I do now?
A: Contact Katie to discuss meeting up for a free, no obligation chat, followed by a written quotation.