HOME ORGANIZING MADE SIMPLE

A PSYCHOLOGY-DRIVEN PROCESS WITH GUARANTEED RESULTS

WELCOME

to “Less-but-bettering”

This home-organizing process is embedded in behavioural psychology. Applying simple strategies to remove barriers that get in the way of us achieving a clutter-free, beautiful home.

With a background in education, neurodiversity and psychology: Emily facilitates an approach that shows us how to get the most out of our space without feeling overwhelmed or pressured to let go of too much.

With helpful systems and a gentle approach, this process is designed for people who identify with traits of ADHD or executive dysfunction. Sharing with you a new perspective on how to start & maintain order and ease throughout your home. 

Where are you feeling stuck?

THE COSTS OF CLUTTER

WHEN OUR MINDS & ENVIRONMENT
BLOCK US FROM FEELING OUR BEST

WASTED TIME

LESS PRODUCTIVITY

DIFFICULTY FOCUSING

ADDED STRESS

WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH NEWLY
FREED-UP TIME & ENERGY?

“Emily simplified my whole life by making changes to my living space that I just can’t quite put into words. I’ve been in my home for years, becoming somewhat complacent in my organizational skills and didn’t know where to start. My place wasn’t “bad” but it wasn’t what I wanted to be. Now, it has a new life, a lighter air to it.”
James J.

THE PROCESS

FEELING STUCK OR OVERWHELMED?

CONSULT

Book a risk-free consult with myself–in person or via video call. Consultations are 45mins and allow us to meet and find out how this process can help with the challenges you're currently facing at home.

PLAN

If getting more organized is the goal, or if its about letting go and having more space–each project receives a 1-page proposal designed to meet your vision and support the goals that you have for your space(s).

EXCECUTE

Our work is based in psychology and how to work with the mind instead of against it, so it will be focused on bringing positive shifts all around the the home–to invite in better habits and more joy.

MAINTAIN

When we can design your space so that it becomes easiest to do what's right–keeping it tidy and will be the new norm. Gaining time back, and even gaining some money with consignment. It's all possible.

COMMON QUESTIONS

"How can we design a world where it is easy to do what is right?"

- James Clear