Specific physical or mental health conditions can impact negatively on our ability to live comfortably and freely in our homes. These include:

Mental health conditions

• Depression
• Anxiety disorder
• Hoarding disorder
• Obsessive compulsive disorder

Physical and neurological conditions

• Traumatic brain injury (e.g. head injury or stroke)
• Dementia
• Attention deficit disorder
• Autism spectrum disorder
• Impaired mobility
• Poor vision
• Fibromyalgia
• Parkinson’s disease
• Multiple sclerosis

Each of these conditions impacts on our ability to manage our daily activities and possessions within the different spaces in our homes.

Some, such as hoarding disorder, can lead to chronic disorganisation in the home, which can be extremely debilitating and overwhelming, not only to the individual concerned but to their family as well.

I have equipped myself to provide sensitive and professional support to my clients struggling with any of these, or similar, conditions. Refer to About page.

Organising your space and paperwork

• Decluttering and organising your space so that you can move around easily and safely.
• Organising your cupboards so you can access freely the items you need on a daily basis.
• Organising and simplifying your paperwork.

Systems and routines

Establishing simple systems and routines that make sense to you and your way of thinking.

Structuring learning

Helping students (school and tertiary) to manage their schoolwork/studies.

Linking with other professionals

Where necessary, I may involve supportive family members, caregivers and associated professionals like occupational therapists, psychologists, social workers or general practitioners.