For autistic adults
Predictable, sensory-aware decluttering on your terms
A written brief before every session. A declutterer matched to your sensory profile. Low-demand framing, your communication preferences honoured, no surprise changes to the room.
What we work with
Built around how autistic brains actually work
Predictability, sensory regulation, and clear communication aren't 'nice to haves' for us — they're the service.
Sensory environments are everything
Lighting, scent, sound, surface texture — the wrong combination makes a room unusable. We match your declutterer to your sensory profile and adjust as we go.
Predictability matters
Surprises cost regulation budget. Every session has a written brief in advance — what we'll do, in what order, with what changes — and nothing changes mid-session without checking.
Communication preferences vary
Some autistic clients want to chat, others want silence and a written checklist. Both are valid. You tell us your preference, we work that way.
Special interests deserve space
We don't ask you to justify your collections, your library, or the project that has taken over the spare room. Decluttering means making space work for you, not getting rid of what you love.
How we adapt
How we adapt
Specific things we do differently for autistic clients. Tell us at intake what matters to you and we'll adjust further.
Written brief before every session
We send you a clear, written outline 24 hours before each session: what we'll do, in what order, who's coming, how long it will take. Nothing changes without you agreeing first.
- Step-by-step plan, not a vague "we'll see what happens"
- Clear arrival time and end time
- A photo of your declutterer if it helps
Sensory matching
Tell us what you can't cope with — fluorescent lights, perfume, certain textures, any noise — and we match you to a declutterer who works the same way and brings the right kit.
- Fragrance-free options as standard
- No bin bags rustling if that's a no for you
- Quiet voice, low light, no small talk if preferred
Low-demand approach
We never demand a decision. We offer one, wait, and accept whatever answer comes back — including 'I don't know'. PDA-aware framing is available on request.
- Multiple-choice prompts rather than open questions
- "You don't have to decide today" is a real option
- Breaks built into the schedule, not earned
Online sessions if a stranger in your home is too much
We can run a full decluttering session over video. Your declutterer guides, suggests, and keeps you company; you do the physical work, in your own space, alone.
- 60 or 90 minute sessions
- Camera off if you prefer
- Same person every session — no rotating staff
What a session looks like
What a session might look like
Three example sessions. Yours will follow a written plan agreed in advance.
A bedroom that hasn't been usable since the move
Two pre-call video chats to plan the layout, then a single in-person session with your matched declutterer. They arrive at the time stated, follow the written brief, ask only the questions on the list, and leave when the timer says so. The room is set up exactly as agreed.
Hyperfocused for years, now overwhelmed by what built up
A short series of online sessions. Your declutterer keeps you company on video while you sort one box at a time. They prompt with "keep / sell / give / not today" and accept any answer — including the fourth one — without follow-up questions.
A kitchen that needs to be sensory-friendly
A planning session covering lighting, cupboard layout, and which items deserve to be visible. Then a single in-person session moving things into their new homes. We match you with a declutterer who runs an unscented session and works in low light.
FAQs
Questions autistic clients ask
The most common questions before a first session.