hi i’m dina,
I’m a mom of three, an author, and a believer in the power of simplicity.
I help women clear clutter to make space for what truly matters to them.
When I’m not writing, you can find me working on home renovations, dancing in the kitchen with the kiddos, or looking up recipes I may or may not ever make.
home healing
My work supports women in creating homes that feel safe and nourishing.
When you feel safe in your space, everything in your life opens up.
Your creativity expands.
Your relationships deepen.
Life becomes easier because you are no longer operating from survival.
This is home healing.
home consultations
I offer virtual support to help you clear the clutter and create the home that makes you feel safe and supported. This is about rebuilding trust in yourself. You’ll leave with more clarity and a home that feels like it’s working with you instead of against you. Consultations start at $110.
workshops
The Home Healing Workshop is an intimate, in-person experience designed to help you release physical clutter and the emotional weight attached to it.
You’ll learn how your home mirrors your inner world and the small shifts that can renew your energy.
Join us at our next workshop on Sunday February 22 at Into the We’ll Collective in Garland, TX.
journals
testimonials
This has been such a helpful tool for me!! I’m usually extremely scatter brained and have a million incomplete projects going on at once. This has really helped give me a better direction and remind me what I’m doing and why. Feel way less overwhelmed!!
I’m only a week into the journal exercises but the relief and clarity I already feel from Dina’s decluttering protocol is immense. What I appreciate most about this journal is how relatable it is in that it truly feels like you’re talking to a friend.
I never connected decluttering my house with decluttering my mind until the author- Dina Jones wrote about it in a very inviting way!
blog
- like moslov’s hierarchy of needs, but more fun + practical.
- After I birthed my third child it was like I was suddenly a part of some self sacrificial club of lambs I didn’t know I was signing up for.
- in order to understand clutter, you must first understand grief
make home feel like home again 