Chronically Disorganized Individuals

Since founding Living Peace, LLC in 2003, Erin Elizabeth Wells has delighted in supporting her clients to create life change through the organizing process.

Erin’s career as a Professional Organizer officially began while attending Harvard Divinity School. With a background in interfaith work, Erin’s “Integrated Life” approach focuses on helping each client to manifest his/her organizing and other life goals through a guided and holistic process.

Erin was a member of the inaugural class of Certified Professional Organizers (CPO®) in 2007. As a leader in the organizing industry in New England, she has in recent years delighted in supporting new organizers to build their businesses through her seminars and Living Peace® Apprenticeship Program thus bringing the gift of organizing to even more people nationwide.

Passionate about leadership development, Erin worked tirelessly within the NAPO-New England Chapter as a member of its Board of Directors for four years to create growth for our industry and its members. Now she delights in supporting the growth of her staff through their own professional development and in their efforts to continue the mission and work of Living Peace®.

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Hillary believes you should never have to question where your keys are; everything has a home.  After helping friends and family to get organized for years, they finally encouraged her to make professional organizing her career.  Committed to always learning new skills and techniques, Hillary is constantly expanding the ideas she brings to working with her clients.

With a joy and passion for finding “Green” solutions, Hillary is delighted to help clients find ways to dispose of items through recycling and donation in order to live lighter on our planet.

When not working as an organizer, Hillary enjoys being at the ocean and “growing her green thumb” with houseplants.    Hillary is also an animal-lover and advocates the need to create healthy space in our homes for ourselves and our four-legged friends.