Moving home is said to be one of the most stressful events in your life, up there with death and divorce. 

Some of my loneliest times were during house moves. From packing up memories, to the weight of being one person on move day, to unpacking and the responsibility to (quickly!) craft a home. All the while holding it together and putting on a brave face that ultimately is trying to say to the kids, ‘Isn’t this exciting and what a fun adventure.’ However inside you’re just trying to summon the courage to keep putting one foot in front of the other.  Probably all off the back of a decision that you didn’t want to make, you aren’t convinced is right and you have no idea what the future really holds and the ultimate impact/fallout of the move. It’s tough. But I will help. I’ve been there. I really and truly get it, hence why I wanted to make this an important part of the services that I offer. Moving house as daunting as it is, is the perfect opportunity to set new intentions, beliefs, restorative habits and put in place healthy routines from the start. I’ve been there trying to manage removal men and manage emotions, collect keys, collect kids, make brews, make beds. It’s a lot. And that’s just on the day. That’s why what comes before and after that day is so important. I know how it feels to have family far away, friends with work commitments, and limited funds to pay for help. It’s not easy. But I will help.