About

I help others because I understand the frustration...
I felt like I could never get ahead.
I felt like I was always running but never getting caught up.
I thought I'd never be organized enough to be truly happy.

I thought being cluttered was just how I was going to be forever.

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About TidyWild

TidyWild is a holistic organizing service that helps women transform their homes and lives through compassionate, personalized decluttering and organization. Founded by Spring Courtright, a professional organizer since 2014 who trained with Marie Kondo, TidyWild goes beyond surface-level tidying to address the emotional and psychological aspects of clutter. Through a three-stage process—Declutter, Organize, and Maintain—we guide clients to become organized people, not just have organized houses. We believe that real organization isn't about perfection or rigid rules, but about creating sustainable systems that honor your authentic self, calm your nervous system, and nurture environments where clarity, rest, and growth can flourish. Every session is rooted in honesty, compassion, non-judgment, and the belief that you are worthy of a space that brings deep comfort and joy—because lasting transformation is possible at every stage of life.

Hi! I'm Spring Courtright

I've been a professional organizer since 2014 and a virtual declutter coach since COVID.

I trained with Marie Kondo, but I also have MANY other tried-and-true techniques that last a lifetime.

I spent years overcoming personal challenges with clutter, anxiety and depression...

And I'm VERY happy to tell you: I now have a deep feeling of peace in my home, mind, and life...

My house is completely organized - and when it gets messy, I can quickly and easily declutter and tidy.

I'm passionate about helping others create this, too!

Here is My Journey

I felt overwhelmed and ashamed that I couldn't "figure it out" and declutter on my own. Just thinking about all that "stuff" made me stressed. Just getting out the door was a huge hassle.

Inviting anyone over felt embarrassing, even to imagine. If someone came over unannounced, it was panic time!

I felt stupid.

I felt like there must be something wrong with me. I felt anxious, stressed, and depressed so often it felt normal. I felt like a failure as a wife, daughter, friend... sometimes even as a human.

Until I decided I was DONE.

That's When My Whole Life Changed

I knew I didn't want to live like this. I didn't want to feel I was always living less than my potential.

I didn't want to keep pushing people away because I was embarrassed about my house. I decided to do what it takes to make my home and mind my refuge instead of my torture chambers. I decided to get help managing my thoughts and feelings. I decided it was time to figure this out and take the time to start living fully.

Now My House is My Home, My Sanctuary, My Place of Peace!

I still make piles, I still cover every countertop, I still wake up some mornings and think WHAT HAPPENED HERE? But now I can and do pick it up quickly, and I don't beat myself up...

I remember: I'M LIVING MY LIFE and it's SO EASY to put everything away!

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I'm not a Unicorn, but I wish I was...

I just decided to do whatever it takes to feel better - and not just better...

AS GOOD AS I CAN POSSIBLY FEEL

And I now feel pretty amazing! Even on my "bad" days - it's still a great day.

Additionally, I spent time at Anthropologie, where I discovered that functionality and aesthetics can coexist (and practiced tremendous restraint not to bring home everything in the store!). Most recently, my role as a full-time caregiver deepened my understanding of how our physical environments directly impact our mental well-being. This experience reinforced my belief that creating order in our spaces is about so much more than just “tidying up”—it’s about making room for what truly matters.

My background in art history has given me an appreciation for balance and beauty in spaces, while my years practicing voluntary simplicity have taught me that less truly can be more. I firmly believe that organized spaces should reflect the people who live in them, not rigid rules or perfect Pinterest boards.

When I’m not organizing with TidyWild clients, you’ll find me with my hands in garden soil, adventuring with my husband and kids, or cooking something delicious in my kitchen (where the spices are alphabetized—it just makes sense!). I’m excited to support you on your journey to a space that works for your life, with creativity, understanding, and maybe a few laughs along the way.

Hello there, I'm Ashley!

TidyWild’s Program Coordinator and Home Organizer. I’m passionate about creating beautiful, organized spaces—but what really drives me is connecting deeply with people and supporting them as they discover their own path to clarity and empowerment.

I’ve been practicing intentional living since 2008, and completing the KonMari method in my own home in 2018 was truly transformative—not just for my space, but for my mindset. Since then, I’ve had the joy of helping friends and family navigate their own organizing journeys through various life transitions, from downsizing to fresh starts.

My background includes seven years at Heifer International, where I learned to bring clarity to complex situations and create systems that help people thrive.