Virtual organizing is a remote service where we connect over Zoom or FaceTime, so you can get expert guidance right from your own office or home.

You’ll be the one doing the hands-on work, while I guide you through the process – offering strategy, structure, and a personalized plan to keep you focused and moving forward.

You’ll also have built-in accountability and support, so you don’t get stuck or overwhelmed along the way.

A typical session is a 60-minute, one-on-one video call where we work together in real time.

During our time, we might:

• Set goals and simple milestones
• Sort through items together
• Talk through any challenges that come up
• Create organizing systems tailored to your space
• Build habits to help you stay organized long-term

You’ll also have ongoing support and accountability to keep you moving forward.

Most clients find that meeting once a week works really well – it helps maintain momentum and keeps the process from feeling overwhelming. That said, we can always adjust the schedule to fit what works best for you.

Consistency is what really makes the difference, and it’s how you start to see real, lasting progress.

In a word – no, not for everyone.

Some people benefit more from in-person support, especially if they find it hard to stay focused without someone physically present, or if there are physical limitations that make hands-on help necessary.

That said, virtual organizing works really well for the right person.

If you have a DIY mindset, are willing to do the hands-on work, and just need guidance, structure, and accountability to keep you moving forward, this can be a great fit.

It’s especially helpful if you’ve been wanting to get organized but feel stuck – not because you lack motivation, but because you’re unsure where to start or what to do next.

If that sounds like you, this might be exactly the kind of support you didn’t realize you needed.

That’s a great question – and the answer depends on a few key things.

Virtual organizing tends to work best if you:

• Have a reliable internet connection
• Can use a device with Zoom or FaceTime (with a camera and sound)
• Feel physically able to do the hands-on organizing safely
• Have the time and motivation to work on your space between sessions

If you’re nodding “yes” to most (or all) of these, there’s a good chance virtual organizing will work really well for you.

And if you’re not quite sure, that’s okay too – we can always talk it through and figure out if it’s the right fit.

Virtual organizing is designed to fit into your life – not the other way around.

You’ll have the flexibility to schedule sessions at times that work for you, and move at a pace that feels manageable.

It’s also a more cost-effective option compared to in-person organizing while still giving you expert guidance and support.

One of the biggest benefits is that you’re building your own organizing skills along the way. Instead of someone doing it for you, you’ll learn systems and habits you can actually maintain long-term.

There’s also a level of comfort and privacy – you get support without having someone in your office or home.

And because it’s all done virtually, you’re not limited by location. You can work with the right person for you, no matter where you are.

Virtual organizing sessions are $125 per hour.

If you’re not sure how many sessions you might need, we can talk through your goals and create a plan that works for your space, schedule, and budget.

And in between calls, if you get stuck or have a quick question, you’re welcome to reach out by text or email – I’m here to support you, not leave you spinning your wheels.

I’ve been helping people get organized since 2001.

I hold certifications in professional organizing through NAPO,  as well as photo management certification through The Photo Managers.

If you’d like to learn more about my background and experience, you can read more about it here.