Thoughtfully organized spaces for real lives
Hi! I’m Lindsay. I started Glimmer Integrative after spending 14 years as a social worker, most recently at a middle school. I was living in a state of chronic burnout, received a adhd diagnosis, and was navigating the phases of menopause. I found myself feeling constantly overwhelmed, mental load, executive functioning, … following my lifelong passion of professional organizing.
I am a passionate animal and nature lover and proud aunt to twin teenage nieces.
I bring (a kind, safe, compassionate and calming support) to every space we work in today. My organizing style- (Decluttering and organizing) Organizing isn't one-size-fits-all which is why my process truly starts where you are and includes (decluttering) and building thoughtful systems that fit your life, not someone else's idea of what your space should look and feel like.
I meet you where you are and build systems that fit your life taking into considering your specfic needs to reduce friction and make life feel manageable (and maybe even a little more fun) again.)
-therapeutic lens, lived experience, .. combined with years of experience decluttering and organizing, helps me look at a room and imagine it differently. , (
I know how overwhelming and stressful clutter can feel , especially when you’re navigating the phases of menopause, a new ADHD diagnosis, and caring for aging parents
MY WHY
Organizing has always brought me a sense of peace and my passion is to help bring true relief to the lives of clients I work with.
Since I was a young child, organizing has been very regulating for me. When I felt overhwelmed I would help friends and family to declutter and organize their space. This was a win-win. I would feel grounded and they would feel relief and more peace in their space.
I offer a compassionate, judgement-free, nervous-system friendly approach to decluttering and organization.
I am thrilled to be following my passion - organizing and helping women and families..
WHO I SERVE
at a pace that supports you and you (nervous system, real life... )
Women (and families) navigating the phases of menopause, a diagnosis of ADHD, transitions, juggling caretaking for children/family and parents