THE DECLUTTER THERAPY STORY
CHAMPIONING ‘DECLUTTER TO FEEL GOOD’
Breda began a mission to create awareness around the many little-known benefits of decluttering in the areas of relationships, family, home, social, health and wellbeing, finance and career in 2010. Championing ‘Declutter to feel good’ and the link between Mental Health and Decluttering, leading decluttering expert Breda is author of the “beautiful and inspiring” Declutter Therapy ultimate wardrobe decluttering experience, founder of the yearly National Declutter Day and International Declutter Day and a regular contributor to TV, radio and print media. Her work has also been proudly featured by Psychologies magazine and reviewed by the Women’s Institute (WI) Global Annual.
Helping students and clients all around the world to declutter physically, mentally and emotionally and truly “LET IT GO”, Breda is creator of The Declutter Academy professional decluttering and organising certified training and uniquely offers Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 online decluttering support tools and courses designed to help and inspire you, whatever stage you’re at with your decluttering,
Breda is dedicated to bridging the gap in the professional decluttering field in the knowledge, awareness and skills that bring meaningful, lasting results and truly transform lives. You can help this mission by joining the email list above to get full details of The Declutter Academy when this exciting online professional certification opens for registration!
Forming the basis for all her student and client work, Breda’s “Declutter Therapy™” approach is an internationally-recognised modality and The Declutter Academy is also an official training provider with the International Institute of Complementary Therapists (IICT).
BREDA’S DECLUTTERING INSIGHTS
The difference between decluttering and organising
Most people confuse decluttering with organising, but they are actually two very different skills. Where organising is putting systems in place for the items you love and want to keep, I see decluttering as the ability to “let go” of clutter – that which doesn’t serve you or make you feel good. I’ve worked with so many clients who are excellent organisers but find it very difficult to declutter, and this is how I used to be myself! It’s this small but vital distinction, along with countless other misconceptions and misunderstandings about decluttering, that I’m so passionate about sharing with my students and clients so they can enjoy true decluttering success.
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