Clutter and hoarding specialist support
Because quick fixes don’t work
As a child, she kept anything she could get her hands on — especially catalogues, makeup and second-hand clothing — even the stuff that did not fit.
She remembered her father was also an avid collector.
"I'm stuck, surrounded — a prisoner in my house full of things," Jess said.
"I've really shut down. I don't want to build friendships with people because I'm too embarrassed.
I worked with Julie, funded by NDIS - see below link
Clutter and hoarding can create big reactions in others, just like those awful TV shows. Agencies and family members often try to rush in and do a ‘clean’ so the problem seems fixed.
What is needed is a response that is trauma informed, rights based and grounded in years of mental health expertise and training.
I work with people to create safer and healthier homes and together we address the causes, not just the symptoms.
Tailored training is also available - just contact me and we’ll talk about your needs.
Counselling and Arts therapies
Counselling because
feeling seen and understood is one of the most powerful forms of connection we can have.
Connection gives us a sense of wellbeing, purpose and the ability to learn and grow.
Arts therapy because brain science tells us
only half of our brain, the left hand side, has the ability for language to describe what’s going on inside us
The right hand side is also far more deeply connected to the physical body and our internal physiological states than the left brain.
So, the only way to access this brain content is to use non-verbal methods.
The bonus is that no artistic or creative skills are needed!
Counselling and Arts therapy are available via NDIS, Worksafe, TAC, Victims of Crime.
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