Edith Love works with you on what grief, loss, or estrangement has made impossible. The closet you cannot face. The box you have not opened in years. Phone calls and errands that have been waiting. Start with a free fifteen-minute introduction by phone — call or send a message to set a time.
Memphis area
Anywhere in N. America
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Most people come to Edith because of one of these situations. You may recognize yourself in more than one.
A husband. A wife. A parent. A child. A beloved pet. The shirts are still hanging. The toolbox is still in the garage. You have started a few times and stopped. You know what needs to happen. You cannot make eighty decisions about what someone used to wear, by yourself.
Wedding gifts. Photographs. Furniture from a family that is no longer your family. You started a few drawers months ago and stopped. Edith does not have an opinion about the marriage. She works with you on what stays and what goes, in whatever order makes sense to you.
It came from a sibling, a parent, or an adult child you no longer speak to. You will not open it. You also will not throw it out without opening it. That is the loop. Edith does not ask you to explain the relationship. The work is about the box.
You have been carrying that quietly for a long time. Nothing about working with Edith involves a camera, a family member, or anyone in your home without your invitation. You set the pace. You decide what stays. You can stop a session at any point.
Professional organizers work on systems. They can fold, label, and sort. They cannot move things you are not ready to let go of, because the block is not the system. The block is the feeling.
Therapists can help you understand why it is hard. They will not come to your house and open the box with you.
Edith does both, in the same session. She asks questions about a specific object, room, or decision. She works through the grief, loss, or unresolved feeling underneath. You decide what stays and what goes.
The clutter is the grief. Address the grief, and the clutter starts to move.
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Edith comes to your house. She works alongside you — taking clothes from the closet, opening the box, sorting items into keep, donate, or release piles. She can transport, donate, or dispose of items you decide to release. Memphis metro and farther by arrangement.
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Edith meets you over video. You hold the camera, and you decide what she sees and when. She talks you through each decision from your own home, on your own terms. Edith has worked this way with clients across North America.
Edith is an ordained minister who holds a Master of Divinity. She was ordained in the Unitarian Universalist tradition, which welcomes people of any faith or none. She has spent years sitting with people in grief.
She also understands this work from the inside out. Edith grew up in a family of people who held onto things — her mother, her grandmother, her father. Three generations. She has struggled with the pattern herself as an adult, and has done the work to move through it.
— Edith
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The first conversation is a free fifteen-minute introduction by phone. Call directly, or send a message to set up a time to talk. No commitment to book a session, and you do not have to explain anything in advance.