Katrina Hassan

Name: Katrina Hassan
Address: Kingston upon Thames, GB
Telephone: +447834235168

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Katrina is a Master-Level KonMari™ Consultant and Award-Winning Professional Organiser.

27/10/2026

Do you have a similar background to my client? Understanding why we find it hard to discern our own sense of joy is a pathway to learning how to let go with gratitude 💫 💕

23/10/2026

What a weekend of joy 💫

I had the honour of training 50 new KonMari Consultants-in-Training this weekend. 50 beautiful people who have experienced the life-changing magic of tidying in their own homes, and are now ready to turn their passion for tidying into their own business, helping others to improve their wellbeing through using the KonMari Method.

I wish all attendees the best of luck in their first 30 days as they work with practice clients and establish their business foundations.

Have you ever been through a career change before? What advice would you give to those first starting out?

09/10/2026

Tidying inspiration for the weekends my friends 💙

Let me know your plans 🤗

06/10/2026

Is this your experience of decluttering?

In my previous experience of decluttering before I started my KonMari journey, I used to get exhausted by the tidying process.

I would commit to tidying up a space, get everything out, then get distracted by magazines or photo albums for 3 hours, grow tired of the ‘decluttering’ I was doing, and then shove everything back in from where it came!

Due to this strategy, I always found myself decluttering again and again.

Let’s establish two baseline rules:
• If you come across magazines, complete joy checks on them. Why are you holding on to them? And let’s just check how many you’re subscribed to? I once worked with someone who had 6 subscriptions but couldn’t even manage to read through 1 magazine per month. The backlog was incredible.
• When it comes to the photo albums you may come across during your tidying efforts, try to avoid the temptation of opening them up for a ‘quick look’. It’s never a quick look is it?! Make sure you finish your joy checks on the area and items in question, and then reward yourself with a trip down memory lane once you have finished your joy checks and found a home for everything.

💭 What distracts you from finishing your decluttering?

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02/10/2026

Two weeks to go until I join the lovely Sue Spencer Sue Spencer | Professional Organiser | KonMari Consultant at the in-person KonMari Consultant Training Course in London with the one and only Marie Kondo and Team KonMari by Marie Kondo 💙

Will we see you there? Have you ever thought about turning your passion for tidying and helping others into a lucrative business?

I’ve had the pleasure of watching the course transform over the years since I first completed my KonMari Certification back in 2018. Now, as well as learning how to teach clients the art of tidying using the world-renowned KonMari Method, the course includes a strong focus on how to build a sustainable business in line with your goals and expectations. We want out CITs (Consultants-in-Training) to walk away from the course with the confidence to become a KonMari Consultant, entrepreneur and joyful business owner. If Sue and I can do, so can you!

Any questions? Please get in touch.

29/09/2026

Sparking Joy 💫

What sets The KonMari Method apart from other traditional decluttering approaches is that it’s so positive.

Instead of feeling the pressure to get rid of things, your focus is on what you wish to keep. For each item we own, we start by asking ourselves a question: ‘Does this spark joy?’

But what does this actually mean? It translate to a few things:
✅ does this item bring me happiness?
✅ does it support me in achieving my ideal lifestyle?

‘The best way to identify what does or doesn’t bring you joy is to compare.’ (Spark Joy, pg. 17) So ‘Take Three’: when you’re finding it hard to choose which items spark joy for you, pick your favourites first. These set the standard for everything else you’re making a choice about.

How do you feel when you hold an item that sparks joy? Like holding a puppy? Or something else?!

28/09/2026

25/09/2026

Bathroom products declutter…

This may sound like a silly question but where are your bathroom products stored? The easy answer is the bathroom right? But… some of my clients reveal that they have run out of space in their bathroom cabinet/storage drawer, so they have a surplus stock of bathroom supplies elsewhere. In different rooms. In different locations. In a variety of pouches. In handbags…

This ‘system’ is prone to failure because the more locations we assign for storing particular items of the same category, the increased likelihood of us forgetting just how much we own. This leads us to buy more when we can’t find what we need, resulting in more clutter.

Break the cycle, and commit to storing bathroom products in as few locations as possible.

Time to be honest and reflect: How many rooms in your home would I find bathroom products? Do you often lose items in this category?

22/09/2026

Are your children little artists? I bet they create a lot of artwork just like Hemmie!

Teaching children to let go of their work, particularly the massive 3D project pieces, can be a wonderful opportunity for them to reflect on the memory of making the piece. Also, if you have a strategy of taking a photo to pop into their own Art Gallery Book, you’re on for a win!

Let me know what works for you 💕

18/09/2026

🍂 Let that autumn light in 💫

Did you know… like most countries, Japan officially has four distinct main seasons, but its traditional calendar also divides the year into 72 micro-seasons called kō.

Each kō lasts only five days and is associated with specific seasonal rituals, foods, flowers and festivals. Names are poetic descriptions of nature, such as ‘east wind melts the ice’, ‘swallows arrive’, or ‘first cherry blossoms’.

🇯🇵 It was a pleasure learning more about Japanese traditions during my visit in May. If you’re unable to travel to Japan soon, I’d highly recommend reading Marie’s book ‘Letter From Japan’ 💙

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Kingston Upon Thames

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+447834235168

Website

http://www.sparkjoylondon.com/

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