
Welcome to Declutter Your Chaos, the podcast for women who are ready to take control of their homes and their lives. Each episode blends practical, bite-sized decluttering strategies with a mindful, no-nonsense approach to the deeper emotional patterns that keep you stuck. We'll uncover the "why" behind the clutter, reset your habits, and help you create a home that actually supports the life you ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 373 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessEducationMental HealthSelf-Improvement | |||

Hey Friends!
Why is it so much easier to hold onto an old coffee mug than to make room for peace?
There's actually a fascinating psychological reason.
In this episode, I'm going to guide you to peace, not stuff.
I hope this helps you!
XO, more
Hey Friends!
In this episode, I'm joined by Sue Yerou, a personal stylist, and Erika Carlucci, an interior designer, for a conversation about how our clothing, our homes, and our identities are all connected.
In this episode we talk about how to ... more
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Friends,
What if freedom isn't about having a perfectly organized home, but about no longer putting yourself on hold?
In this episode, Amber explores decluttering through the lens of neur... more
You are going to LOVE this episode. Time management expert Anna D. Kornick is here, and what she shares in this episode is time management gold. She talks all about how to prioritize what's important and how to make sure those things actually get don... more
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One of the things I love most about Amber Cammidge’s Declutter Your Chaos podcast is that it’s about so much more than getting organized.
First, I appreciate the way she breaks seemingly overwhelming tasks into manageable bites. There’s something deeply calming and empowering about her approach.
But what I find most beautiful is that she places decluttering in the context of living a meaningful life. We’re not simply clearing physical spaces—we’re also untangling mental clutter and questioning... more
I’ve been listening to Amber’s declutterring podcast and advice for a while now. Still a work in progress for me, but that’s OK. Amber’s words, style, insight, grounding, professional and targeted advice have been so helpful and motivational. I now know where to start, that it’s not my fault; other things play a part in this whole thing and I am declutterring bit by bit using the ideas, episodes and steps she so supportively provides. If you need to start decluttering, thoroughly recommend this... more
I just listened to a 2022 episode including throwing away your dvd player 😂- I get that it may not be a great date night but recently found one @ my parent’s place and it has been so fun for the kids - playing dvds from the library. Also I needed to take deep breaths on the rec to tell my kid we will go get a new toy and then donate the one he likes! Got a good clean in tho listening thanks!
I found Amber’s podcast Declutter Your Chaos during my winter break, and I am not kidding when I say it has changed everything. I’ve tried searching for decluttering resources before, but nothing actually taught me how to declutter until this. In one week I cleared my whole home (only the garage is left!) and I feel so calm. I love that I can open any cabinet or closet and know exactly what’s in it. I feel like I can finally attract what I want and focus on quality > quantity.
Amber literally w... more
A great encouragement for decluttering - love the connection of the nervous system and progress - digestible episodes -
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This show blends practical, bite-sized decluttering strategies with a mindful, emotionally aware approach. Episodes commonly mix step-by-step organizing techniques with psychology and nervous-system awareness, helping listeners uncover root causes of clutter and build sustainable habits. Frequent themes include managing overwhelm, setting boundaries, and using mindfulness to make decisions about possessions. Notable is the author-host's emphasis on personal growth, self-care, and community through workshops and programs, which often feature live decluttering sessions and actionable templates. The format appears especially helpful for women seeking calmer homes and clearer routines, with a friendly, non-judgmental vibe that ties inner well-b... more
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Declutter Your Chaos launched 5 years ago and published 373 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Declutter Your Chaos include:
1. Erika Carlucci
2. Sue Yerou
3. Anna Dearman Kornick
4. Celina Caovan
5. Amber Cammidge
6. Dr. Bradley Nelson
7. Tracey Hoth
8. Krista St-Germain
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