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Hey guys, hey! It’s April—your favorite autistic OT and host of Adulting with Autism, the podcast that believes life skills are sexy and your home should feel like peace, not pressure.
In today’s heart-expanding episode, we’re joined by Helen Sanderson, the UK’s leading clutter therapist and author of The Secret Life of Clutter. Helen brings years of therapeutic insight to explore how our outer environments reflect our inner worlds—especially for those with autism, ADHD, and trauma.
Whether it’s the laundry chair judging you or a garage full of “I’ll-get-to-it-laters,” Helen helps us reframe clutter as a story of emotional protection, grief, and overwhelm. She shares:
🧠 Why clutter is rarely laziness—and often a trauma response
✨ Featured Resources
🧩 Connect With Us & Support the Show!
📲 Subscribe, rate & leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify—it helps others find our neurodivergent-friendly space and keeps this mission going.
So grab your drink of choice (no judgment), and let’s welcome Helen Sanderson to the Adulting with Autism podcast.
 By April Ratchford MS OT/L
By April Ratchford MS OT/L4.8
7171 ratings
Hey guys, hey! It’s April—your favorite autistic OT and host of Adulting with Autism, the podcast that believes life skills are sexy and your home should feel like peace, not pressure.
In today’s heart-expanding episode, we’re joined by Helen Sanderson, the UK’s leading clutter therapist and author of The Secret Life of Clutter. Helen brings years of therapeutic insight to explore how our outer environments reflect our inner worlds—especially for those with autism, ADHD, and trauma.
Whether it’s the laundry chair judging you or a garage full of “I’ll-get-to-it-laters,” Helen helps us reframe clutter as a story of emotional protection, grief, and overwhelm. She shares:
🧠 Why clutter is rarely laziness—and often a trauma response
✨ Featured Resources
🧩 Connect With Us & Support the Show!
📲 Subscribe, rate & leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify—it helps others find our neurodivergent-friendly space and keeps this mission going.
So grab your drink of choice (no judgment), and let’s welcome Helen Sanderson to the Adulting with Autism podcast.

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