The Clutter Fairy

10/09/2026

The Clutter Fairy explores the most problematic types of just-in-case clutter and other short topics suggested by our viewers and listeners.

The Clutter Fairy delves into some of the most problematic types of “just in case” clutter and explores other short topics suggested by our audience.

10/06/2026

The Clutter Fairy explores the most problematic types of just-in-case clutter and other short topics suggested by our viewers and listeners.

10/06/2026

We’ll be live in Zoom and streaming on Facebook at noon (U.S. Central Daylight Time) for The Clutter Fairy Weekly. Today’s episode is called “It Might Come in Handy One Day, But Probably Not | Short Topics.”

A viewer asked, “What’s a category of stuff that almost everyone keeps for too long because they overestimate the likelihood they’ll need it someday?” In today’s webcast, we’ll delve into some of the most problematic types of “just in case” clutter and explore other short topics suggested by our viewers and listeners.

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Zoom: https://cfhou.com/zoom

10/01/2026

The Clutter Fairy explores “bigger-buckets” organizing strategies and other short topics suggested by our viewers and listeners.

The Clutter Fairy explores “bigger-buckets” organizing strategies, prioritizing decluttering activities, and other short topics suggested by our viewers and listeners.

09/29/2026

The Clutter Fairy explores “bigger-buckets” organizing strategies and other short topics suggested by our viewers and listeners.

09/29/2026

We’ll be live in Zoom and streaming on Facebook at noon (U.S. Central Daylight Time) for The Clutter Fairy Weekly. Today’s episode is called “More Bigger-Buckets Organizing | Priorities for Older Declutterers.”

Can we apply The Clutter Fairy’s “bigger-buckets” approach to paper organizing to other categories of clutter? Is there a template that older declutterers can follow to guide our focus as we work to manage the stuff we’ll leave behind? In today’s webcast, we’ll explore “bigger-buckets” organizing strategies, prioritizing decluttering activities, and other short topics suggested by our viewers and listeners.

Come join the conversation!

Zoom: https://cfhou.com/zoom

09/23/2026

The Clutter Fairy explores neurological, biological, and psychological impacts of clutter and offers ways to overcome “clutter brain.”

The Clutter Fairy explores neurological, biological, and psychological impacts of clutter and offers strategies to clear the fog and keep moving forward.

09/22/2026

The Clutter Fairy explores neurological, biological, and psychological impacts of clutter and offers ways to overcome “clutter brain.”

09/22/2026

We’ll be live in Zoom and streaming on Facebook at noon (U.S. Central Daylight Time) for The Clutter Fairy Weekly. Today’s episode is called “The Science of Clutter Brain: How Your Mess Hijacks Your Mind.”

It’s obvious to many declutterers that our messy environment adds to the stress we experience. But recent advances in neuroscience and psychology have led to a more detailed understanding of how a cluttered space can produce the phenomenon of “clutter brain.” In today’s webcast, we’ll explore neurological, biological, and psychological impacts of clutter and offer strategies to clear the fog and keep moving forward.

Come join the conversation!

Zoom: https://cfhou.com/zoom

09/19/2026

The results are coming in! View the responses to Survey #319: Mental and Emotional States in Cluttered Space.