2026 Conference Recordings

Julie brings a pragmatic, soul driven session, on using AI tools in your business. Considers how to stay on track; how to personalise and create your own 'helpers'; how to discover and use your 'favourite' prompt patterns effectively and most of all discover how to monitor results and course redirect so that you achieve your dreams, desires and aspirations.

This specialist session addresses how bereavement may change a clients' relationship with their belongings, paperwork, and ability to make organising decisions.

In this focused, visually-rich session, Personal Brand Strategist & Squarespace Web Designer Jonathan Tilley shows you how to apply the principles of physical decluttering to your digital presence.

During this session Rebecca will discuss neurodivergent traits and how these may present in new clients, the communication and client journey challenges that you may encounter and how to work productively and positively with neurodivergent clients in order to confidently present yourself and your business.

In this keynote, Heather Tingle will share how to position yourself so that clients naturally gravitate towards you, because they see you as the right fit for their needs.

In this session, the Productivity SIG core team will share four short, practical insights drawn from real client work. Together they will explore how organisers can support clients not just to “get more done”, but to create sustainable ways of working and living that actually suit their lives.

In this talk, Cassandra Jay explores the deeper psychological mechanisms that drive compulsive accumulation including why some clients feel an overwhelming need to fill their homes with belongings, and why platforms like Temu and SHEIN have such a powerful hold. 

During this session Maria will talk about how hoarding doesn’t affect just the person who is hoarding, it impacts everyone in the house and very often, those that live around them.