
From a young age, order and structure have been driving forces in her life; putting things away came naturally, and this need for order established itself in her very first workplace, where at the age of 17 she was managing the stock room of a David Jones’ cosmetic department.
Christine
Christine has always been organised. From a young age, order and structure have been driving forces in her life; putting things away came naturally, and this need for order established itself in her very first workplace, where at the age of 17 she was managing the stock room of a David Jones’ cosmetic department. “Order has always been really peaceful to me” she says, “my mind is calm when my house is organised”.
Fast forward to her late 30’s, and Christine voluntarily took on the job of helping a friend sort through and organise 5 years’ of unopened bank statements. She very methodically put them into chronological order, and then separated into financial years. Sitting on the floor, surrounded by paper, then finishing up with a neatly stacked pile of ordered bank statements, she realised her purpose – home organisation. Not long after, The Next Chapter was born.
Through her experiences with her early clients, Christine developed a deep desire to understand the psychology behind people’s attachment to ‘stuff’. To achieve this, she began studying Psychology with a keen interest in material attachment, and has used this degree through her work to approach every client with understanding and dignity. Christine believes deeply that “No one should ever feel judged, disrespected, or less than. I’m just here to support the people I work with however I can, and make their lives a little bit better.”
Star sign:Cancer
Favourite thing to organise:Books
When not working:Volunteers every Sunday at Friends of the Koala.

