6 daagse cursus

The Clutter Pattern You Keep Repeating — What It’s Really About

Door Dana Mitchell

Wat je zal leren

Clutter isn’t just about habits — it’s about history. In this course, you’ll explore the emotional roots behind why certain items feel harder to release and why clutter often resurfaces during life transitions. We’ll look at inherited beliefs about money and value, control as a safety strategy, identity shifts that freeze through objects, scarcity thinking, regret, and how fear subtly influences decisions. This course stands on its own — whether you’re new to this work or continuing a deeper journey. You’ll walk away understanding: • Why your relationship with stuff was learned • How emotional protection can shape your space • Why transitions impact clutter • And how to move forward without erasing who you’ve been Getting Organized gets to feel easier, lighter and actionable without shame or striving for extreme minimalism. Just insight, perspective, and sustainable change.

Dana Mitchell

Newnan, GA, USA

Dana Mitchell is a clarity coach, educator, and course creator who supports people navigating crossroads in career, life transitions, and personal growth. Her work focuses on easing overthinking, strengthening self-trust, and helping listeners take practical, grounded steps forward without adding pressure or overwhelm. With nearly three decades...

Les 1

Where Did You Learn About “Stuff”?

Before clutter becomes a pattern, it begins as a lesson. In this session, you’ll explore early memories and family messages about money, value, and keeping. You’ll identify one inherited belief — and gently update it for your current life.

Les 2

Clutter & Control: The Hidden Safety Strategy

Sometimes clutter — and even organizing — can become ways of managing uncertainty. In this session, you’ll examine how control operates during life changes and how your environment may reflect where you’re trying to feel steady and gain more control.

Les 3

Sentiment vs Identity Freeze

There’s a difference between honoring a memory and freezing a version of yourself in time. This session explores how objects can preserve identity during transitions — and how to release without feeling like you are erasing your history.

Les 4

Scarcity & “Just in Case”

Fear doesn’t always look dramatic — sometimes it looks logical. In this session, you’ll explore scarcity thinking, anticipated regret, and how “just in case” decisions may be driven by emotional discomfort rather than usefulness.

Les 5

When Life Changes, Clutter Changes

Clutter often increases during transitions — and that’s predictable. In this session, you’ll examine how parenting, aging, relationships, and shifting roles influence your space and what to do about it.

Les 6

Releasing Without Erasing Yourself

In this final session, you’ll bring everything together with a review of the previous sessions and create a clear picture of how you want your space to support you going forward. You will use all of your gathered insight to choose one small, intentional step in that direction.

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