Many of our members have written books or created prodcuts that are filled with tips, anecdotes and information to help you on your decluttering journey.

 

 

Easy Life – From Chaos to Calm With Minimal Effort

Easy Life

 

By Rosie Barron of The Tidy Coo

Are you buried under clutter? Suffocated by stuff? Want to live an easier and more straightforward life? 

Then this book is for you. 

Packed with tips and tactics from Rosie Barron, The Tidy Coo, a Professional Declutterer and Organiser, this book teaches you everything from how to let go of things that no longer serve you, to how to best organise your kitchen, to how to menu plan. This book is your guide to living an Easy Life.

 

Understanding Hoarding

Understanding Hoarding

 

by Jo Cooke of Tapioca Tidy

Hoarding can make life a misery, affecting health, well-being, relationships and posing a significant risk of fire, infestations and other dangers. In her book, Understanding Hoarding, Jo Cooke provides practical advice to help those with hoarding difficulties and those who live with them.

As a member of APDO and Director of Hoarding Disorders UK CIC, Jo seeks to raise awareness about hoarding, debunk some myths and help reduce the stigma surrounding hoarding. Ultimately, she sets out to show that it is possible to take
control of your life and your stuff.

 

Promise Broken. Moving On.

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by Tilo Flache of ClutterMeister

We often consider decluttering in terms of removing the superfluous from our surroundings. Whatever reasons you come up with to keep yourself from shedding some of that load, none of them are easy to overcome. So why don’t you simply look at the reasons that make you bring things in and stop that flow at the source rather than dealing with the consequences?

“Promise Broken. Moving On.” explores the link between advertising, consumerism and the accumulation of things we fill our homes with. It holds up a mirror and explains how exactly this affects YOU. Can you resist temptation?

 

Clutter Tides

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by Tilo Flache of ClutterMeister

Many of us regularly and frequently accumulate new stuff in our lives and our minds, with all of it taking much effort to tidy, organise and manage on a day-to-day basis. With each new activity or phase of life we end up adding to our collection of things. More often than not, we focus on the future when adjusting to something new, but aren’t we forgetting something?

“Clutter Tides” highlights opportunities to align your possessions with your current needs and learn to recognise early on when the time is right to let go of things that serve you no more.

 

A Better Organised Home in 30 Days

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by Kate Galbally of Better Organised

A concise step-by-step plan for decluttering and organising throughout your home. Award-winning professional organiser & PA Kate Galbally provides a gentle but methodical approach for simplifying your space, reclaiming your time and replacing chaos with clarity. As well as guiding you through the process of decluttering and organising thirty categories in your home, she also offers practical advice on storage solutions that needn’t cost the earth and tips for what to do with your unwanted items.

A Better Organised approach is guaranteed to be an instant pick-me-up with long-term benefits!

 

What’s Your Excuse for not Being More Productive?

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by Juliet Landau-Pope of JLP Coach

Do you avoid important tasks at home, at work or while studying? At any age or stage of life procrastination undermines confidence, drains energy and gets in the way of productivity.

Certified coach and professional organiser Juliet Landau-Pope is an expert on motivating people like you to overcome procrastination and perfectionism. This book invites you to review and rethink the excuses that are holding you back.

“This is a very useful and easy-to-read book. It guides the reader, using lots of interesting anecdotes and quotes, to discover why it is that they individually procrastinate. Just don’t put off buying it!” (Dr Simon Michaelson, psychiatrist)

 

What’s Your Excuse for not Clearing Your Clutter?

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by Juliet Landau-Pope of JLP Coach

Are you overwhelmed by too much clutter in your home or in your head? Are you keen to get organised but unsure where to start?

Professional organiser Juliet Landau-Pope has over 12 years’ experience of helping people like you to shift habits as well as surplus stuff. In this innovative book, she outlines the excuses that might prevent you from decluttering. She shares practical strategies and motivational tips to help you simplify your life and make space for what really matters.

“This is a brilliant book! It is not only unequivocal in its approach, but also addresses the subjective emotional and thinking parts of ourselves. Get it, read it, let it improve your life.” (Stelios Kiosses, presenter of Channel 4’s The Hoarder Next Door)

 

The Secret Life of Clutter

Secret Life of Clutter

 

 
By Helen Sanderson of Creating Calm From Clutter

Getting clear, letting go and moving on

The Secret Life of Clutter is not a self help book about how to organise your home, rather a book of revealing and profound insights uncovered through relatable human stories.

 

The Home Declutter Kit

Home Declutter Kit

 

By Helen Sanderson of Creating Calm From Clutter

The Home Declutter Kit is practical tool for your declutter project, empowering you to create a beautifully-organised home that supports you to live the life you want. It includes over 30 beautifully illustrated action cards and a book that clearly explains a simple six-step process. This unique tool guides you through a clear, easy-to-follow method for doing a declutter or tidy up. Big or small, alone or with a friend, however you choose to use it you’ll have support on tap whenever you need.

Following this proven, easy-to-follow method, you’ll learn how to set up the cards and quickly get into action, sorting your clutter and creating order. The Home Declutter Kit is packed with practical expert tips to help you stay focused on letting things go and making room for more calm and order in your home.

 

Start With Your Sock Drawer

Start With Your Sock Drawer

 

by Vicky Silverthorn of You Need A Vicky!

Vicky Silverthorn started her professional organising business in 2010 and now has a team of organisers working around the UK. 

VIcky’s first book “Start With Your Sock Drawer” offers a step by step guide to decluttering and organising your home to achieve a friendly, realistic level of organisation. It also looks into the reasons we find it hard to let go and discusses the links between clutter and our wellbeing.

This book was designed to be an easy read guide with strong take home advice and a friendly, manageable approach to organising.

 

Being Owned – A Decade in Professional Decluttering

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By Jasmine Sleigh of Change Your Space

This is a presentation of a world of breakthroughs and heartache from a decade of professional decluttering. Jasmine helps us inhabit the space where choices about our belongings can make a real difference. She asks, “Who owns who?” and ponders the power that stuff can have over everyday life. It is a celebration of lost treasures and a call to be brave to take the steps to change our environment, with some vivid and poignant stories of how she has helped so many along the way.

Jasmine Sleigh has been a professional declutterer since 2013. Her company, Change Your Space, is based in Devon and for more than ten years has supported over a thousand people in their decisions regarding millions of their belongings. She has facilitated the donation of tens of thousands of items to local charities, reclaimed rooms, enabled people to downsize, reduced fire risks, protected tenancies, and located many lost and treasured items.

 

Tidy Up Your Home – 50 Tips on Decluttering《執屋──50個告別雜物提案》

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by Vincy Tam  of Jupp UK (Language: Traditional Chinese)

Vincy, a.k.a. Orange, the first Professional Organiser in Hong Kong, recommends 50 decluttering tips and stories about 29 things in six main categories she decluttered in the past in her first book. This book will let you find your comfortable and suitable goal & style in organising. By understanding the relationship with our possessions, we can see what we really need and improve the quality of life.

This book is written for those who have no motivation to organise, don’t know where to start, and often “backslide” after organising.

 

Onwards to Organised

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By Amy Thompson of Chirp
Have you tried to get organised before but found that you get stuck or struggle to stick to your resolutions? 
Explore your mindset, set goals, and make real progress with this decluttering and organising workbook. Identify the thoughts and beliefs which inform your behaviours, and take action for lasting change.
 
This is an A5 workbook, with a mixture of pages to read and pages to fill in:
- Information, ideas, and practical advice based on my training and experience. 
- Guidance, encouragement and reassurance.
- Worksheets to prompt your own reflection and ideas, and encourage you to explore your options.
- Templates to plan and set goals

 

The Clutter Monster

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By Sally Walford of Declutter Me

The Clutter Monster lives in the land of Mess, a monster who loves nothing more than very messy children and very messy playrooms.

This story for children tells the tale of one dark night when two messy children are spotted by The Clutter Monster. Only The Decluttering Dog has the secret of how to make the Monster go. Will he get to them in time to save their fate?

This delightful tale encourages children to tidy up their toys and keep on top of that clutter.