Supporting Change

 I recognize that trauma, depression, and mental health challenges can manifest in many ways, including how people maintain their living and workspaces. I approach each client and their environment with empathy, acknowledging that clutter, disorganization, or neglect of tasks may be a reflection of emotional struggles rather than a lack of care 

 I create a safe and supportive environment where clients feel seen and respected. I meet clients where they are, without judgment, and work at a pace that feels comfortable for them—especially in cases of hoarding, disorganization, or neglected spaces.

 I give clients control over decisions regarding their space, fostering a sense of autonomy and security. I offer guidance and suggestions but always prioritize their preferences, ensuring they feel empowered throughout the process.

I understand that healing and change take time. I tailor my services to the emotional and physical readiness of each client, adjusting the pace and structure as needed. Whether it's a deep clean, organizing, or assisting with a project, I remain flexible and supportive.

Building trust is essential when working with clients who have experienced trauma. I cultivate a consistent, reliable, and predictable presence, helping clients feel safe and secure in their space.

 I’m mindful of how certain sounds, smells, and visual changes may be triggering for some clients. I communicate openly about any changes and provide options to make the process as comfortable as possible.

  I respect and adapt to the unique routines, values, and dynamics of each family or individual, creating a space where clients feel acknowledged and validated.