My work begins with a 4-hour Foundational KonMari® Session, which is $1,000 (including tax) and is available virtually worldwide or in person in NYC.

After the first session, many clients choose to continue with individual sessions or a 10-hour package at $200/hour. Ongoing work often settles into a weekly or biweekly rhythm — a pace that supports momentum while still leaving space to integrate each step between sessions.

Any next steps are discussed together after the first session.

Every new client begins with a 4-hour Foundational KonMari® Session. This gives us enough time to get oriented together without rushing.

During our first session, you’ll walk me through your home (or the areas that matter most), share your goals, and show me the spaces that consistently feel overwhelming or draining. We move thoughtfully and at a pace that supports clear, grounded decisions.

This first session lays the foundation for the work ahead and often brings immediate relief simply by creating clarity and direction.

You don’t need to feel fully prepared or confident — readiness often emerges through the process itself. We begin where you are, not where you think you should be.

That said, this work does ask for real commitment. To be supportive and sustainable, it requires time, energy, and financial investment over a period of weeks or months. When those pieces are in place, the process has room to unfold without rushing or burnout.

The length of the process varies depending on the size of your home, the volume of belongings, your decision-making pace, and whether you do some homework between our sessions. The KonMari Method® isn’t about speed — it’s about creating lasting, meaningful change.

Most clients work together over several months, moving through categories at a steady, supportive pace. Even a single category, such as Clothes, often takes multiple sessions, especially if you have a full wardrobe, storage areas, or haven’t decluttered before. Minimalist wardrobes may move more quickly, while larger or more emotionally layered categories naturally take longer.

During the Alignment Call, we’ll stay focused on whether working together feels like a good fit. A clearer sense of scope and rhythm usually emerges after the first session, once I’ve seen your space and we’ve had a chance to work together.

It’s very common to feel hesitant about investing in support for yourself — especially if you’re used to managing on your own, prioritizing others, or pushing through without much help.

This work isn’t about quick fixes or outsourcing a task. We work together, which means the changes you make tend to ripple outward — not just in your home, but in how you relate to your belongings, your time, and your energy. Many clients notice a sense of relief early on, while deeper shifts unfold gradually as the process continues.

Rather than trying to convince yourself that this is “worth it,” it can be more helpful to notice whether having steady, thoughtful support would make what you’re carrying feel lighter.

At this time, my work is offered through 4-hour Foundational Sessions. I don’t currently offer shorter sessions, DIY programs, or sliding-scale options.

If you’d like to stay connected to my work, you’re welcome to join Snapshots, my monthly email letter. I share reflections, updates, and occasional news there when new offerings become available.

Most clients work with me virtually via Zoom, and I offer virtual sessions worldwide. Many people find this creates a calmer pace and allows us to work thoughtfully without overwhelm.

If you live in New York City, in-person work may be possible on a case-by-case basis, depending on your goals, the nature of the project, and how easy it is to reach your home. When in-person sessions are available, additional travel costs may apply.

Sessions and packages are prepaid and non-refundable.

That said, this work is relational. If something feels off once we begin, we’ll talk and adjust how we’re working together.

I don’t share before-and-after photos publicly. While they can create a dramatic “wow” effect, they often come at the cost of client privacy and dignity.

I do take before, in-between, and after photos for the client only, as part of documenting the process and supporting continuity between sessions. These images are never shared publicly, and once our work together ends, all photos are deleted.

This work can be deeply personal, and many people feel vulnerable about the state of their homes. I want clients to feel safe and respected, not exposed. That’s why I share written testimonials instead — so you can hear about the experience and the impact without anyone’s private space being put on display.

• Over 1,800 hours of client experience as a certified Master Level KonMari® Consultant, with a long personal history of decluttering and organizing work dating back to 2010

• Trauma-informed, inclusive, and LGBTQIA/BIPOC-affirming

• Neurodivergent myself, with experience working with both neurodivergent and neurotypical clients

• Former pastor with deep experience holding emotional and transitional spaces

• Highly sensitive, empathetic, and grounded — with a practical, steady approach

• I bring humor, warmth, and cultural sensitivity to my work — and outside of sessions I love making art, getting lost in Regency novels, dancing to Beyoncé and Earth, Wind & Fire, catching a good Broadway show, and exploring great food

My goal is always the same: to create a space where you feel safe, hopeful, and steady enough to make real change.