Cleaning

Organising and decluttering are crucial steps in creating a harmonious living space, especially for us neurodivergent individuals. However, these tasks often come with an overlooked yet significant challenge: cleaning. Cleaning can add stress and delay to the process, making it harder to initiate and complete organising and decluttering tasks.

Cleaning is an integral yet often challenging part of the organising and decluttering process. For us neurodivergent individuals, managing this aspect requires careful planning and support.

For many of us in the neurodivergent community, the thought of cleaning can be overwhelming. It adds an additional layer of complexity and can serve as a major barrier to starting the process of organising and decluttering.

• Executive Dysfunction: We often struggle with executive function, which includes planning, initiating tasks, and sustaining focus. The need to clean can exacerbate these difficulties.
• Sensory Overload: Cleaning often involves dealing with various sensory inputs, such as strong smells, loud noises, and tactile discomfort, which can be particularly distressing for some neurodivergent people.
• Procrastination and Avoidance: The daunting nature of cleaning can lead to procrastination and avoidance, delaying the start of organising and decluttering projects.

I offer personalised cleaning services to complete your process of organising and decluttering, tailored specifically for your neurodivergent requirements.

Each of us faces unique challenges and has distinct preferences, and it is important to know that your unique situation is addressed with empathy and understanding. My focus is on the end goal, to create an environment that aligns with your preferences and schedule, ensuring the space is both functional and calming.