Brooke Schoenman 
Does the idea of hiring a professional decluttering coach feel funny to you?
Hiring a one-on-one coach might not be for everyone, but chances are that if you’re reading this post right now, you have clutter in your home that you are trying to manage.
And for that, we definitely see the benefits of looking for outside help. There’s a lot that a decluttering coach can do for you that you can’t do alone, after all!
Did you hear? We’ve recently launched the Decluttering School Coaches Network with a select group of coaches who are ready to assist you in your decluttering projects!
You may be wondering why you’d want to work with a decluttering coach, 1-on-1, in the first place.
What can a decluttering coach do for a client that she wouldn’t do on her own?
Well, we’ve asked our coaches just that… and here is what they said.
Did you know that visible clutter in the bedroom can actually be impacting your sleep?
Studies have shown that extra clutter and mess in the bedroom can keep you from falling asleep as quickly as those with neat and tidy rooms. Even the simple act of making your bed in the morning can improve your chances of a good night’s sleep.
So, how do we keep our bedrooms neat, tidy, and clutter-free?
Looking for extra organization space in a small bedroom? We all know that adding shelving units or extra hooks inside the closet can give us extra space for our belongings, but what about that wasted floor space underneath the bed?
Because of the size and height of a typical bed, that extra storage space can feel a bit like it’s not worth the effort. However, with the right setup, you can create an organized space that is both useful and easy to access.
Check out these clever under-the-bed organization ideas to get started. They’re perfect for small bedrooms, dorm rooms, or any room really!