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to creating organized, functional spaces that declutter your mind and simplify your life.
At Clutter Free ME, I believe in the power of your surroundings. My approach is to guide you towards regaining control over your spaces with a delicate touch. Let's work together to transform cluttered chaos into organized tranquility so that you love where you live.
Decluttered Spaces Leave Room for Happy Faces
Here’s what clients are saying about Clutter Free ME
With the clutter gone, I have improved focus, organized systems that really work, and I’m finally free to live my best life.
What’s more, I was amazed that I didn’t have to worry about loading and transporting any donations. She took it all away for me!!
Thank you, Aubrey, for being contagiously energetic, kind and without judgment — and honestly, my life-changing superhero!
After many years of using the same email with no system of organization, I found myself in need of a major digital overhaul. Not only did Aubrey organize and clean out my inbox, but she gave me a toolbox of ideas to stay clutter free digitally! It changed my work life, and I encourage anyone in need of digital organization to reach out to Clutter Free ME as well.
— Shelley P.
— Danika H.
After 35 years of messy rooms, messy cars, messy dorm rooms, and messy houses, I finally accepted that clutter was something I was never going to be able to tackle alone. Working with Aubrey I quickly realized that I didn’t really need “organizing” help so much as I needed permission to get rid of useful things, as well as useless ones. I told her “I never realized how helpful it would be to have you holding a trash bag for me” but that’s such an oversimplification. Aubrey did that, but more importantly she held the space, time, and the mental load. She provided the gentle prodding, great advice, and kind humor that I needed to get through the “stuff” and find joy in the process. When she would take bins of things to donate it was as if she were lifting them directly off my shoulders.
Even now, on my own, dealing with my tendency to clutter (and that of my family) has become a source of happy memories, rather than an exhausting task of self-reproach. Every once in a while I find a rogue hex key and can’t help but laugh and think of Aubrey.
— Robin S.