Home Decluttering and Organisation

This is a difficult topic to write about but I feel it’s an important one. I wanted to share my own personal perspective of decluttering after losing a loved one and how decluttering and grief can together help us heal painful emotions and come to terms with life’s changes.

Decluttering can be exhausting, physically and emotionally and can test our time, energy and levels of fitness. Here are some decluttering tips for seniors to help you clear clutter more easily in later years.

Decluttering a home can be difficult, especially if you have years’ worth of memories stored up. However, practicing mindfulness while going through each room is a great way to decrease stress and help you finish the chore faster. In this guest post from Mia Barnes from Body+Mind magazine we explore the connection between mindfulness and decluttering.

A busy home and busy life tend to accumulate clutter. Here are 4 clutter-busting daily routines to keep that clutter away with minimal stress and hassle!

Decluttering feels like it should be easy. Surely you just throw away the clutter and the stuff you don’t use? For many of us, becoming clutter-free at home isn’t quite as easy or straightforward! Check out this post for 10 ways to make decluttering easier.

The idea of the ‘Silent To Do List’ comes from Fumio Sasaki’s book, Goodbye Things. In this article I explain more about your Silent To Do List and how it might be stealing your time and energy (plus what to do about it!).

It can be difficult to know how and where to start decluttering. Here are some tips to help you decide which room to declutter first for effective, easy decluttering.