Reclaim. Renew. Thrive.

A bespoke transformation where intentional living meets refined organization + decluttering. Curating toxin-free environments and sustainable rhythms that align with your  natural flow, and highest potential.

KonMari Method™
Professional organizing + decluttering
Serving North Texas + Worldwide virtual consults

Hello,

I’m Rachel.

I believe your home should feel like an exhale. I’ve known the heaviness of living with too much.. The mental noise, the visual chaos. I’ve felt the deep relief of letting it go. Now, I guide others through that same transformation, helping you create a space that feels light, alive, and aligned with who you are. Because when you clear the clutter at the root, your life begins to bloom.

Chaos into Clarity

Maybe you’ve looked around and felt it—that quiet weight of things piling up, the sense that something needs to shift, but it’s hard to know where to begin. You’ve tried the lists, the online tips, the well-meaning advice… but the noise only adds to the overwhelm. What you’re craving isn’t more information. It’s real change. With gentle guidance rooted in the KonMari™ Method and holistic living, I help you clear what’s no longer serving you physically, emotionally, energetically. This isn’t about perfection. It’s about coming home to yourself. It’s about letting go with intention, making room for what matters, and moving forward feeling lighter, clearer, and more alive. I’ll meet you where you are. And together, we’ll create space for something new.

“When your home flows, your heart follows.”


Through intentional decluttering, I help you create and reclaim your space to support clarity, peace, and aligned living.

EFFECTS OF CLUTTER ON MENTAL HEALTH

Studies show that Women in cluttered homes show significantly higher cortisol levels, indicating elevated stress and a mild fight‑or‑flight response.   source

Decluttering is linked to better mood, confidence, life satisfaction, productivity, and overall psychological well‑being. source

Clutter acts as visual "noise," competing for our attention and reducing our capacity to focus. Studies show decreased working memory and decision‑making ability in messy environments.

Persistent clutter can trigger anxiety, depression, low self-worth, panic, and reduced emotional well‑being.   source

Facing disorganization often leads to decision fatigue and avoidance behaviors. Office clutter has been tied to emotional exhaustion and delays in task completion.   source

Clutter can create shame, guilt, social isolation, relationship tension, and strain household dynamics.   source

THE BENEFITS OF A TIDY LIFE

Letting go of what no longer serves you is more than cleaning—it’s healing. Releasing outdated items, inherited guilt, or generational clutter opens the door to peace, confidence, and self-trust. Clients often say they feel lighter, stronger, and more connected to their purpose. source

A tidy space supports emotional balance, reduces anxiety, and helps regulate your nervous system. You’ll begin to feel calmer, clearer, and more present in your own home. source

Clutter competes for your attention. When you clear physical space, you free up mental space.
Clients often notice increased focus, sharper decision-making, and more creative energy after decluttering. source

A UCLA study of 32 families found that cluttered homes significantly raised cortisol levels, especially in mothers, suggesting chronic low-grade stress from messy environments. Psychology Today highlights that clutter triggers stress and anxiety, fueling a feedback loop where mess leads to avoidance, and avoidance leads to more mess. source

Disorganized spaces can interfere with rest and wellness. Clutter has been linked to sleep disruption, increased allergens, and even unhealthy eating habits. By creating a space that supports rest, your body can truly begin to restore. source

Yale Neuroscience research shows that visual clutter overwhelms the brain’s attention systems, reducing working memory and making it harder to focus . A Princeton study confirmed that tidy environments boost task performance and reduce distraction and irritability. source

Shelves filled with various white ceramic pottery, including vases, bowls, and cups, on wooden shelves.
Clothes hanging on a rack, including floral, patterned, white, and solid-colored garments on wooden and plastic hangers.
Clothing rack with white and light gray sleeveless dresses in a store, with baked goods in the foreground.

The KonMari Method™ is more than just tidying—it’s a gentle yet powerful tidying method to reset your home and your life, ensuring you never again relapse into clutter. Created by Marie Kondo, this method invites you to go category by category (not room by room), holding each item in your hands and asking a simple but deep question: Does this spark joy?

It’s not about perfection or getting rid of everything. It’s about honoring what you love, letting go of what no longer serves you, and creating a space that reflects who you are and where you’re going.

With thoughtfulness and intention, the KonMari Method helps you clear the physical clutter so you can uncover clarity, calm, and a renewed sense of connection to what truly matters. 

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Open kitchen drawer containing green and white ceramic plates and mugs, with some dishes stored on white plastic organizers.
Child's nursery with white storage unit filled with woven baskets, surrounded by decorative toys, a globe, framed artwork, and a fur rug.
Open kitchen drawer containing coffee accessories such as a coffee tamper, coffee scoop, milk frothing pitcher, scale, and small bowls.
Kitchen shelf containing clear plastic containers filled with pasta, grains, and spices, a coffee canister, oil bottles, and a yellow liquid in a sealed container, next to a wooden cabinet.
A walk-in closet with white shelves containing handbags, shoes, boxes, and clothes, separated from another room by a black metal-framed glass door, all on a wooden floor.
Wooden shelves filled with glass jars holding nuts, candies, and dried goods, along with potted plants and small dishes, in a kitchen or pantry setting.
Laundry area with a washing machine, wooden shelf with potted plants and laundry detergent, hanging towels, and a tray with laundry supplies.
Kitchen with white cabinets, black faucet, open wooden shelves with blue dishes, plants, and a black pepper grinder. Countertop has a white vase with leaves and orange flowers, a red baking dish, oil bottles, and a bowl of fruit.
Interior of a modern kitchen with wooden shelves on white walls, decorative bottles on top, a microwave, oven, leaf plant, wine rack, kitchen stove, and various kitchen items and plants.
A clothing rack with assorted floral and patterned shirts and dresses on wooden hangers, near a window with natural light.
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  • Elena | Fort Worth, Tx

    “Before our session, my home felt like a reflection of the chaos inside me. I didn’t realize how much clutter was tied to unprocessed memories and self-doubt. After just one consultation, Rachel helped me see my space and myself soo differently. I’ve since let go of things I didn’t think I could part with, and with them, emotional weight I didn’t know I was carrying. My mind feels quieter. I feel more free, aligned, and able to breathe in my own life again."

  • Lisa | Willow Park, Tx

    "Rachel isn’t just a consultant.. She’s a soul whisperer. I came for help with decluttering my home, but what I got was a reconnection to my values, my voice, and my vision. Every drawer we opened revealed something deeper in me that was ready to be witnessed and released. My space is now a sanctuary. My daily habits are grounded. This work has completely shifted how I relate to myself."

  • Sophie | Highland Park-Dallas, Tx

    "I didn’t expect a consultation to feel like therapy, but somehow it did, in the best way. Rachel asked the right questions, held space for my overwhelm, and gave me practical steps that felt doable. I cried. I released. I felt seen. Now, my home feels like a reflection of who I am becoming, not who I’ve been stuck being. This work is so much more than tidying- it’s soul work."

Contact me

If you’re feeling the nudge for change, you don’t have to do it alone.

This is a gentle first step. Just leave your name, email, and phone number below, with any questions or concerns you might have before booking a session and I’ll be in touch soon.

I can’t wait to walk with you toward a space (and life) that truly feels aligned. 

With love, Rachel