HOMES & INTERIORS SortMySpace
BEFORE
AFTER
SortMySpace LIVING WITH LESS STRESS:
HOW A PROFESSIONAL ORGANISER CAN TRANSFORM YOUR HOME AND MIND
There’s often a quiet moment, when you pause in your own home and something just feels… off. A hallway cupboard that has become a hazard, a utility room permanently in overflow, a wardrobe that reflects who you used to be rather than who you are today.
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It’s not about being untidy, it’s about life evolving. The systems that once supported your daily routines can quietly fall out of step as work intensifies, families grow, or circumstances shift. More households are now turning to professional organisers not as a luxury, but as practical, meaningful support, help that brings both clarity and calm.
This year marks 10 years since Katherine Blackler founded SortMySpace Ltd. Having spent a decade helping clients across London create more functional, peaceful environments, she has now relocated to the West Midlands, bringing with her a unique blend of hands-on organising and coaching-led guidance.
Katherine is the UK’s first, and still the only, CPO® (Certified Professional Organizer), as well as the Immediate Past President of APDO, the Association of Professional Declutterers and Organisers. Alongside her organising credentials, she has been studying professional coaching, integrating coaching tools and reflective conversations into her work. This dual approach helps clients explore the habits, beliefs, emotions, and practical barriers that influence how they use their space.
For many people, this combination becomes a catalyst for long-lasting change.
MORE THAN A TIDY-UP, WHAT A CPO® REALLY DOES
A Certified Professional Organizer® does far more than label boxes or straighten cupboards. The work often goes deeper, prompting inquiries such as:
• Why do I keep this? • Why does this room overwhelm me? • What am I holding on to out of guilt, habit, or old memories?
• What do I want my home to feel like now?
Katherine guides clients through these reflections in a supportive, structured way. “Everyone is uniquely wired,” she explains, “and every household has different priorities and dreams to factor into the systems we co-create. My role is not to impose perfection but to create solutions that genuinely support how people live.”
This thoughtful, coaching-informed approach turns the organising process into a conversation as much as a practical task, one that often brings unexpected insights about both possessions and personal patterns.
How SortMySpace Helps
Katherine’s work spans both the physical and emotional sides of home organisation, offering a service that is collaborative, empathetic, and grounded in real-life practicality. She supports clients with:
l clear, compassionate decluttering
l reorganising rooms to suit both current and future requirements
l designing intuitive, sustainable systems
l helping with moves, downsizing, renovations, or blended households
l gently exploring emotional attachments or mindset blocks that make letting go difficult
The result is not just a tidier space, but an environment designed to work with, rather than against, the way you live
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