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Hi, I’m Angie.
Hi, I’m Angie.
This work is deeply personal to me; it’s the result of years spent learning how and why to take care of my things, and more importantly, learning to take care of myself. I did not grow up in a tidy or clean house and my parents were not wealthy. I learned home organizing skills as an adult, through books, trial-and-error, and many moves that forced me to practice these skills. Once I recognized there was much more to learn (and teach) I dove into the world of professional organizing. Everyday I learn more and more. Now, I'm driven by desire to pass on my wisdom, but I also want my services to be as accessible to as many people as possible.
Like many, I’ve experienced burnout and overwhelm so much throughout my life, and over and over I've had to discover ways to reconnect with myself and restore my sense of safety and purpose. My early work in teaching, office administration, and house management all shaped my skills in supporting people, managing logistics, and creating calm in the midst of chaos (eldest child syndrome, much?).
At the same time, my journey has been shaped by living with social and generalized anxiety, navigating my neurodivergence, and surviving in a world that hasn’t always made space for bigger bodies like mine. I’m on a mission to help end size discrimination, and that starts with how I show up in my own work. I’m actively learning from fat and disabled activists and communities, and I’m committed to creating organizing and consulting spaces that are truly judgment-free. Clients can expect support without opinions about their bodies or commentary that reinforce harmful tropes.
In addition to cultivating a kinder relationship with my body, accepting my queer and nonbinary identities has been central to my healing and deeply informs my commitment to creating safe, affirming spaces for LGBTQIA+ identities. To move my life in the right direction, I’ve had to work to unlearn judgmental messaging about worth, perfectionism, and being “not good enough.” When people invite me into their homes and lives, I know we’re often exploring more than just material things. I bring that gentle understanding into my work by creating space for people to explore what they need without judgment, shame, or pressure to fit someone else’s idea of how they should live.
That unlearning, paired with my training in mindfulness, coaching, and chronic disorganization, allows me to offer organizing support that is both practical and empathetic. In 2018, I completed an 8-week Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction course, and I continue to meet weekly with my meditation group. In 2023, I joined the Institute for Challenging Disorganization® (ICD) and earned Level I Certificates of Study in Chronic Disorganization, Time Management and Productivity, and ADHD. In 2025, I was excited to be part of the first-ever ICD cohort to complete their Certificate as a Virtual Organizing Professional (CVOP) program- so I can help people, wherever they are, create spaces that feel calmer, easier to live in, and true to who they are. Most recently, in July 2026 I earned the designation of Certified Professional Organizer® (CPO®) from the Board of Certification for Professional Organizers® (BCPO®).
For almost two decades, I’ve shared life with my partner and my many houseplants. Over the years, my spouse and I have uprooted and moved more times than I care to count. Each move gave me another chance to sharpen my packing systems, refine my home setup strategies, and learn to manage the stress and disruption that come with transition. Now, I live in Seattle, Washington where I spend my free time among ferns and collecting rocks from Puget Sound beaches. I love scary movies, beer, good fidget toys and creating memories with my family. I am honored to support your organizing journey, and I hope to bring warmth, perspective, and effective strategies for keeping your home, time, and self well.
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