BBC: The real-life Marie Kondos who will come to your home

Decluttering guru Marie Kondo is so famous that her surname is now being used as a verb to refer to the act of tidying up meticulously.

DAILY MAIL: Tips for calming your space and your mind

A decluttering expert has revealed the key ways to tidy your physical space, and how it will help to clear your mind.

SHEERLUXE: How To Declutter Your House, Room By Room

Your bedroom should be a place of zen and calm without clothes strewn everywhere. Reorganising your wardrobes is the perfect place to start your spring clean and by beginning here you can transition into summer knowing what’s left in your wardrobe is everything you love to wear.

METRO: How to write a more efficient to-do list

Can you remember the first task you did when you sat down at your desk this morning? To answer those questions, you probably need to look at your to-do list.

GOOD HOUSEKEEPING: Storage solutions for reluctant declutterers

Are you part of the 80% of British women who feel stressed by clutter at home? A recent study of over 2000 adults by storage company Caboodle found that four in five women (and 59% of men) find the amount of stuff they own overwhelming.

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BEAUTIFUL HOME DECOR: Clutter Free Tips for a Clutter Free Home

Clutter can cause anxiety and can be a significant source of stress in our lives. Clutter bombards our minds with excessive stimuli, causing our senses to work overtime on stimuli that aren’t necessary or important.

THE LADY: Top ten tips on mindful housework

To make the most of spring cleaning, take a moment to imagine your home clean and free of clutter. What would that look, feel, even smell like to you – peaceful, calm, fresh?  Ask yourself why you are doing this.

TIELLE: What’s Keeping You Awake At Night? Clutter

Is your bedroom a stress-free oasis? Or a messy hurricane, full of dumped clothes and wardrobes crammed with things you neither love nor wear.

MOTHERHOOD THE REAL DEAL BLOG: Top tips to get organised at home and declutter

Autumn is the perfect time to declutter your home. By doing so, we can organise our homes for relaxing and cosying up inside during the colder months. It is also a great way to prepare for the run up to Christmas. During this busy time, you will then be able to easily find items which saves undue stress.

REAL HOMES: 27 decluttering jobs you must do if you want to sell your home

Decluttering every so often is an important job for all homeowners, but if you decide to sell up it can become more pressing. When you put your home up for sale you want to showcase the house and not its contents. Or rather, you want the contents to make the house look as good as possible.

MUMMY CONSTANT BLOG: How to tidy, declutter and make your home cosy

Preparing for Winter can be really tricky sometimes, but getting help from a professional declutterer is a great way of finding some new ideas on how to tidy, declutter and make your home cosy this Winter.

SME: Tackling workplace Clutter

Have a “clean desk policy” so that every employee has to clear their workspace and keep it free from clutter and paperwork at the end of each day. This makes decluttering an ongoing process and is particularly helpful where employees are hot desking.

THE LADY: Top Tips to Declutter for Autumn

As the temperature drops outside, it’s time to pack away your summer clothes and bring out your winter clothes. It will be much easier to find those warm layers if you don’t have to push aside swimwear first! Take this opportunity to take another look at your clothes and donate any items you no longer need to charity and recycle any worn out textiles.

Yahoo Style: What is döstädning, or Swedish Death Cleaning?

Swedish death cleaning is all about clearing our homes of the items which may burden our loved ones if we were to pass. It is enormously freeing to let go of unwanted items. It is also beneficial at any time in our lives to put our affairs in order.