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Welcome to Personal Organizing
Welcome to Personal Organizing
My organizing and consulting work prioritizes inclusivity, equity, and liberation for all bodies.
I warmly welcome LGBTQIA+ and gender-expansive identities and value body diversity, fat bodies, disabled bodies, neurodiverse brains, reproductive choice and racial justice.
Services
Services
Virtual sessions offer planning, accountability, and problem-solving support to tackle any challenge or project, in real time, and without having to host anyone in your home.
With expert guidance, you’ll practice every step of the organzing process, empowering you to build the skills and confidence to declutter and maintain systems long after our sessions.
60 minutes
These virtual coaching sessions offer support for prioritizing, initiating, and maintaining focus on to-do lists and other tasks through evidence-based methods tailored to your needs.
However you define productivity, we’ll clarify what you’re moving towards and keep you moving in the right direction. You can do this!
All brains are welcome.
60 minutes
In-person sessions offer space planning, hands-on decluttering support, and tailored systems to keep moving toward your goals.
We’ll also look at your routines and explore time-management strategies to make daily life more manageable.
3 Hours
"You can’t make positive choices for the rest of your life without an environment that makes those choices easy, natural, and enjoyable." – Deepak Chopra
Fun Fact! I'm a Cancer sun, Aries moon, Cancer rising
Hi, I’m Angie (they/them)
Hi, I’m Angie (they/them)
I'm a certified professional organizer® and inclusive productivity specialist on a mission to de-stigmatize disorganization. At some point in life, most of us will deal with stress around disorganization and feel frustrated by clutter, but for many wonderful humans, this is a chronic problem.
Most of us have never really been taught organizing skills or the conventional methods just didn't work for our brains. At some point in time we learned some basics around cleaning and tidying, but how are we actually supposed to deal with all the stuff?!
It's far too common to blame and put ourselves down when struggling with disorganization overwhelm. Although some might point the finger at laziness or lack of effort, I see someone trying to survive. When I work with clients, I look beyond the piles of paper and the overflowing closets, and explore the deeper causes that make life feel unmanageable.
You deserve a safe, comfortable space and support without judgement.
So your bigger dreams have room to grow.
Discover the creative practice of keeping your home, time, and self well.
How to Start Making Space for What Matters
How to Start Making Space for What Matters
Organizing doesn’t come naturally to everyone, and when things pile up, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, frustrated, or stuck. Being “disorganized” isn’t a personality trait or a moral failing. Your home, routines, and to-do lists are shaped by your circumstances, your brain and body, your responsibilities, and the support you have available. My job is to meet you where you are and help you figure out what needs to change so your spaces and routines work better for you.
We’ll start by identifying the areas where a few changes could make the biggest difference, then set specific goals for your space, time, or routines. I’ll bring my professional expertise and recommendations, while you remain the expert on your own needs, preferences, belongings, and boundaries. I’ll offer ideas, explain why I’m recommending them, and help you experiment with different approaches, but I won’t pressure you to organize or live in a way that doesn’t work for you.
Getting organized also means facing the things that have been left unfinished. I don’t come in to clean up, tidy everything away, or magically make your stuff organized. We’ll need to work through what’s in the space and make decisions together. That includes decluttering when there’s simply more to manage than your space or systems can reasonably hold. Too much stuff makes it harder to find what you need, easier to lose things, and more likely that you’ll spend extra time and money replacing things you already own. It can also create a cycle where the stress of an area makes you want to avoid it even more. We won’t skip over that part of the process, but we’ll move through it at a pace that respects your capacity.
During our sessions, you can expect support with planning, decision-making, breaking overwhelming tasks into manageable steps, and figuring out where things should live. We may practice routines such as room resets, laundry flow, paper sorting, and processing action items. We’ll also pay attention to how your body and nervous system are responding along the way, including taking breaks, breathing, and checking in when needed. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, we’ll practice letting go of perfectionism and approaching the process with self-compassion.
There isn’t a single system that works for everyone, so we’ll experiment. The goal isn’t to create a home that stays perfectly organized or a routine you can follow flawlessly. It’s to build systems you can understand, use, and trust—and to help you develop skills that make your home and daily life easier to manage over time.
This is a process, and meaningful change takes time. Your situation didn’t develop overnight, so we shouldn’t expect to completely change it in a session or two. I’ll help you work toward your goals one step at a time, but the process does require your participation and a willingness to make decisions and try new approaches. If you’re ready to make that investment in yourself and your space, I’ll be there to help you figure it out.
Curated. Cozy. Caring.
Curated. Cozy. Caring.
This is about how we keep our spaces, create potential, and inspire possibilities.
Organizing and Body Liberation
Organizing and Body Liberation
Body liberation is a movement that challenges the systems in our society that decide which bodies are valued and which are not. These systems (ex. racism, sexism, ableism, sizeism/fatphobia, and classism) have deep historical roots and continue to advantage some groups while disadvantaging others.
At its core, body liberation embraces body diversity and recognizes that every person has inherent worth, no matter their size, shape, or appearance. It envisions a world where all bodies are treated with respect and have full access to comfort, care, and belonging.
As a size-inclusive professional organizer, I bring these values into the organizing process, where conversations around food, clothing, and identity come up all the time. Working with me, you can expect a space free from food policing, body judgment, and the idea that a person's worth is tied to their appearance, health status, or productivity.
That means I'd like us to practice honoring our bodies as we are, right now, and focus on keeping clothing, food, and belongings that support our dignity and freedom and learning to interrupt and let go of shame, comparison, and anything that anything that feels discouraging or unkind.
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Why I do this Work
Why I do this Work
Everyone deserves a home that feels safe, comforting and their own. I'm anxious AF and I've learned I need some space to recharge and do things. I've learned keeping my stuff and my home manageable is self-care, but I learned these skills as an adult. I want to pass on what I can to support people in reimagining their time, space and energy with more abundance and ease. The "Art of Keeping" is in the thoughtful practice of deciding what stays, how it’s kept, and shaping spaces that support the life you want to live.
Client Testimonials
Client Testimonials
Angie was so great to start organizing our kitchen after a move this year in May! Angie helped me a lot to get started working on my kitchen after 70 something boxes sitting in my house. They have organizational skills that I have never learned before! Angie has lot of patience to work with you and very punctual and a very good person to work with! I was totally lost where to start in the kitchen however I feel so lucky that I had hired Angie the very first day after we moved! Angie gave me so many tips on organizing my brand new house kitchen! The tips they gave me to organize the pantry, everyone is just asking me how I did this beautiful pantry organization! Please give Angie a chance to work with you they will be great at what they do!
Amisha
Monroe, WA
Angie's thoughtfulness and attention to detail have been tremendous assets. With countless projects, I've started with an idea of what I wanted to achieve, but no idea how to get there. Angie has always come up with a customized approach that reflects the unique needs of my household. They also can reimagine a space and see opportunities to organize and streamline that just seem to inherently work for me. There's a lot of expertise that goes into understanding how to break apart a problem and design tailored options, and Angie has those skills in spade.
Kim
Seattle, WA
Angie worked with our elderly mother on organizing and decluttering her apartment. Our mom was resistant to "outside assistance", can be tough to work with and did try to cancel every appointment. Angie was efficient, effective and a pleasure to work with. They kept the process moving forward even with mom's resistance through her respectful, gentle and firm professionalism. Angie provided a structure and system to tackle those areas that seemed overwhelming at first. We also appreciated their flexibility and positive energy. I highly recommend Angie and hope that I am able to work with them again in the near future.
Janet
Seattle, WA
Just amazing at what they do. Stellar at all skills listed in their bio but especially professional organizing. Also, just a really nice and caring human being.
Sally
Seattle, WA
Very well organized, nice to be around and happy! Love your thoughts on ways to move and handle things in my home!
Gary
Seattle, WA
My favorite part of the virtual organizing process was the satisfaction in finding homes for each of the objects in their respective spaces and the feeling of knowing that they are easy to access with no excess. Immediately after we finished the closet project, I went on a trip and I was able to locate so many things with ease.
Kelly
Mountlake Terrace, WA
*Testimonials edited to reflect correct pronouns
Learning, Healing, and Growing Together
Learning, Healing, and Growing Together
As a white, queer, agender/genderqueer/nonbinary person living in a larger body, I’m committed to deepening my understanding of my own privileges and oppressions, continuing my personal healing, and contributing to the creation of a safer and more liberated society. Now, more than ever, we need community and the courage to support each other in our shared growth and liberation. I invite you to join me in creating spaces where we can heal, learn, and share resources together.
Your Partner in Calm,
Your Partner in Calm,
Angie
Angie
My organizing and consulting work prioritizes inclusivity, equity, and liberation for all bodies. I proudly support LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent communities, trans and gender-expansive identities, body diversity and fat positivity, reproductive choice, equitable healthcare access, and racial justice.
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