
Event Details
Have you had the desire to declutter your space for months or years now but haven’t made much progress?
Let’s do it together.
Decluttering together in a compassionate space can soothe the overwhelm, resistance, loneliness and self judgment that can come with having clutter.
If you feel massive resistance to following through with your desire to declutter or simply don’t know where to begin, this workshop will help you move forward.
This workshop might be the perfect fit if you…
- Have the desire to declutter but haven’t made progress because you feel overwhelmed.
- Recently moved, still haven’t fully unpacked and your stuff doesn’t fit in your space.
- Inherited someone else's clutter and are drowning in an avalanche of things that never belonged to you.
- Have ADHD and find you need gentle, patient and compassionate instructions and emotional support to stay focussed to get tasks done.
- Are healing from a chronic illness (physical, mental, emotional) and want to do all you can to feel well again.
- Are highly sensitive and crave having a sanctuary that helps you deeply relax and be yourself.
- Care about the earth so much that you get paralyzed about where your unwanted things will end up.
Learn The Art of Decluttering
Decluttering can be a healing and transformative process when approached with gentleness and compassion.
In the Simplify To Thrive Workshop you’ll be held in a circle of support and get practical guidance on how to start decluttering. We’ll explore the emotional threads tied to clutter and begin untangling the knots. You’ll take small actionable steps decluttering your space.
Doing it together in a compassionate space gets the momentum going and helps break through the resistance.
Why does doing it together make a difference?
1. FOCUS: Because left to your own devices you get distracted and the next thing you know you’re onto something else. Decluttering never happens.
2. SUPPORT: Because emotional support, practical guidance and gentle accountability will help you stay on track following through with your goals.
3. RELIEF: Because hearing the experiences of others and realizing you are not alone in the pain, shame and overwhelm is a huge relief, comfort and inspiration that is very motivating.
What We’ll Do In The Workshop
- Teachings and exercises to help you identify your goals and intentions for your home and life.
- Step by step instructions to guide you through decluttering.
- Explore the emotional side of clutter and how to navigate it.
- Coworking Sessions with specific assignments where you’ll begin working on your home.
- Mini Chi Gong sessions (energy movement practice) to help you get grounded, energized and clear.
We’ll take a 30 minute lunch break about half way through.
What You’ll Get Out Of This Workshop:
- Identify areas of your home that feel stuck and stagnant.
- Clarity on your intentions for decluttering and what to focus on.
- Feeling held in a compassionate circle of support and loving accountability.
- Inspiration and insight through the teachings and the experiences of your fellow participants.
Meets Online
Date: Saturday, September 26
Time: 9:00am-3:00pm PDT
Cost: $150
Space is limited to 12 participants
Follow the link to learn more details about the workshop:
https://www.simplifytothrive.com/simplifytothriveworkshop
"Megan's decluttering class felt like a sanctuary where I could learn, ask questions, and deepen my understanding of my relationship with our home. Even after the class, I continue to be surprised by the insights around home, clutter, and health that come up for me. The pairing of learning and practical action within a communal group felt solid for me- especially as someone who struggles to take action on my own. Taking Megan's class has also helped guide conversations with my partner to talk more about what we want in a home and how to move forward with our current home. I would highly recommend Megan's class if you feel ready and open to building a new relationship with your home. She has a special way of holding your fears, concerns, and struggles with such good care, while also providing strong support and wisdom to help you move forward." -Sarah Mehta