I’ve been organizing spaces since Barbie’s Dream House in 1977. Even as a child, I could look at a room and imagine how it could work better. Over time, I began organizing for friends and family, and eventually turned something I naturally loved doing into a career.

For more than 25 years, I’ve helped people organize their homes and lives. But my understanding of clutter isn’t only professional. It’s personal.

I’ve experienced chronic disorganization, overshopping, debt, and the emotional patterns that can cause us to accumulate and hold onto things. My own journey taught me that clutter isn’t always just the stuff we can see. It can also be mental and emotional.

As I worked through my own challenges, I began letting go of things, habits, and beliefs that were no longer serving me. I discovered how freeing it can be to create space for what actually matters.

That experience changed the way I approach organizing.

Today, I bring together more than 25 years of professional organizing experience with my training as a Certified Life Coach. I understand that getting organized isn’t simply about creating a prettier closet or finding the right storage containers. Sometimes we need to understand why the clutter is there in the first place.

That’s also the idea behind Accurate Reflections. I believe our surroundings can become a more accurate reflection of who we are, what matters to us, and how we want to live.

My goal is to help people clear away physical, mental, and emotional clutter with compassion, patience, and without judgment.

And yes, after all these years, I still love making sense of a messy space.