About ClutterFree Projects
Compassionate help for the spaces life has made hard to manage.
Clutter is rarely just about the stuff.
Clutter and disorganization are rarely just about having too much stuff or failing to try hard enough. They can build during demanding seasons, transitions, grief, caregiving, health changes, or simply when life moves faster than we can keep up with.
ClutterFree Projects exists to offer respectful, practical help to people whose homes have become difficult to manage, and to the family members and friends who care about them. The goal is not a picture-perfect home. It is a safer, calmer, more functional home that supports the person who lives there.
The person matters more than the appearance of the room. We focus on reducing overwhelm, improving function and safety, supporting thoughtful decisions, and creating realistic systems that fit the person's actual life, abilities, household, values, and season.
Professional expertise. Human understanding.
ClutterFree Projects grew from a lifelong ability to create order and a personal understanding that clutter can affect people and families in ways outsiders do not always see. Lindsay Haynes combines professional organizing training with experience in life transitions, brain-based conditions, chronic disorganization, move management, project coordination, and service to families and communities. Her approach is thoughtful, practical, and centered on the person rather than the possessions.
My Christian faith shapes my commitment to dignity, stewardship, compassion, and meeting people without judgment. People of all backgrounds are welcome.
Credentials
- • Master Professional Organizer, Institute for Professional Organizers
- • Level 1 training, Institute for Challenging Disorganization
- • Brain-Based Conditions and Life Transitions certificates, NAPO
- • Move management training
- • Google Project Management Certificate
- • Background in Human Resources and Operations
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