Amy Revell

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4,086 appearances 22 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard yesterday

Amy Revell’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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I mean, physical items can keep us stuck if we've moved careers, if we've lost someone and there's grief around death.
If our children have moved out of home, maybe moved overseas, physical items, we might keep their bedroom the same.
We might not want to let go of things because it reminds us of them.
But those physical items can keep you stuck exactly where you are.
So by doing that decluttering, you're kind of uprooting some of that and freeing yourself so that you can create a new future for yourself.
And it can be very healing.
There can often be tears when we're decluttering with someone after a divorce.
Because it is like that final frontier of separation and separating your lives completely or mostly if you're co-parenting or doing different things together.
It can be about saying, no, this is my space now, whether it's the existing home, a new home, like you're creating your own home, own feelings so you feel like you own it, which is really important.
I was working with a
So it was just like an open fire where we put some wood in and she just started burning papers.
And it was so fun.
She found it very, very therapeutic.
I wish I'd kind of bought something that I could throw in the fire as well because she looked like she was loving it.
And it was just so therapeutic for her.
When we came across paperwork, she didn't need any more court documents.
She didn't need any more to have in physical hard copy.
She could throw them on the fire.
And for her, it was the perfect way to do it.
For someone else, they might be like, oh, my goodness, that feels so big.
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