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Downsizing your home

You’re preparing for a move and need to reduce what you own.

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Supporting a parent or family member

You’re helping someone else navigate a change, often with competing emotions.

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Managing a deceased estate

You’re responsible for a home and its contents after a loss.

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Managing from interstate or overseas

You can’t be physically present but still need things handled properly.

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Feeling overwhelmed and not sure where to start

Everything feels too much and you need a clear way forward.

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Referring Your Client

Guidance on referring clients and collaborating effectively with a Professional Organiser.

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Latest articles

Just Too Much Stuff

Is there anything more frustrating than buying something to stock your pantry or have as backup then realising you already have two, three or four of the same items? Especially frustrating if space is tight. Sometimes, the problem is not too much stuff. I’ve had...

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Active Or Retiree: Too Busy To Downsize?

Then let me ask you a question or six. Is your house a storage unit for your children or other relatives? Have you inherited other people’s stuff? Hard-to-reach cupboards and no idea of their contents? Drawers in your house that have not been opened for five years? Do...

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Decluttering After Someone’s Death

It’s a tsunami of pain, grief, anger, joy…and every emotion in between. Though overwhelming, that sort-and-purge can be an important part of your grieving. Especially if you can share it with family, or an empathetic friend. You work your way through cupboards and...

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Should Your Kids Inherit Everything You Did?

It is my own life experiences that give me compassion and understanding for my clients and their difficult choices. My beautiful mother died quite suddenly in 2005. Our grief was enormous, particularly for my father who ended up battling depression and subsequently...

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