


Gentle Living Room Reset (Printable Checklists + Labels)
A gentle, ND-friendly living room reset — without perfection pressure. Includes checklists, sensory comfort tips, project labels, and mini reset routines to create a calmer shared space.
A gentle, ND-friendly living room reset — without perfection pressure. Includes checklists, sensory comfort tips, project labels, and mini reset routines to create a calmer shared space.
A gentle, ND-friendly living room reset — without perfection pressure. Includes checklists, sensory comfort tips, project labels, and mini reset routines to create a calmer shared space.
Create a living room that works for life — and for you.
The living room is often the heart of the home — a shared, multi-use space that’s part relaxation zone, part drop zone, and sometimes part everything-else zone. The Living Room Reset is a compassionate, neurodivergent-friendly printable toolkit that helps you restore calm, reduce friction, and make your shared space more inviting without doing it all at once.
This isn’t about making it picture-perfect — it’s about creating a space that supports connection, rest, and daily life in a way that feels doable.
Inside you’ll find:
Living Room Reset Checklist – Simple, realistic steps to clear surfaces, reset seating, and make the room more functional (with low-energy options)
In-Progress Projects Label Template – Reduce mental clutter by clearly labeling active hobbies or unfinished tasks
TV Area Checklist – Keep entertainment spaces functional without becoming a clutter trap
Gentle Reflection Page – Notice what’s working, what’s not, and what you want more of in this space
Mini Reset Practices – Quick daily and weekly habits to keep the living room functional and calming
Sensory Comfort Ideas – Add small touches that make relaxing or connecting here easier
Why it works for ND brains:
Low-pressure, small-step approach
Clear decision supports for when you’re overwhelmed
Sensory-aware adjustments for comfort and focus
Flexible enough for shared or multi-use spaces
Uses compassionate, no-shame language
Perfect for:
ADHD, autistic, and other neurodivergent individuals
Families, roommates, or anyone sharing space
Seasons of overwhelm, transition, or caregiving
Professional organizers, therapists, and coaches supporting ND clients