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Psychology Student Deep Cleans Unlivable Homes To Help Their Owners Mental Health

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BoredPanda staff Cleaning is rarely anyone's favorite activity. Ever heard a coworker gushing about all the housework they're gonna tackle over the weekend or how excited they are about vacuuming, dusting, and scrubbing? I'm willing to bet that no, those convos never happen. However, sometimes life grabs us by the throat; be it mental health or physical ailments, there are plenty of reasons why cleaning one's home gets put on the back burner. Sometimes we're able to get back on our feet and tackle the mess, but other times, the task seems unbearable, spiraling further out of control. Those in the latter situation are the people this psychology student has devoted her free time to helping. This is the story of Brogan Ingram, better known to her 4.6M followers as Not the Worst Cleaner, and her initiative to clean the homes of those incapable to do so themselves, free of charge. Let's get into it! More info: TikTok

Brogan Ingram a psychology student with 4 6M followers on TikTok has been helping people in her community by cleaning their unlivable homes for free

Image credits: nottheworstcleaner We're brought up to think of cleaning as a chore. A negative one at that. The strong smells, the grossness, the effort it takes to actually see a difference-it all adds up. You'd rather spend that time watching a show on Netflix or going for a walk with a friend or, essentially, doing anything else. But it must be done for a variety of reasons. Sadly, some people find themselves in situations where they become incapable of fulfilling those tasks that keep the home tidy and pleasant to live in. Be it mental or physical, those blockades are nothing to scoff at: when you're literally fighting to stay alive, the last thing you're gonna worry about are some dirty dishes.

The 33-year-old started posting cleaning videos on TikTok back in 2020 hoping to help people achieve that physical comfort and security that a clean home brings

Image credits: nottheworstcleaner But all those reasons get stuffed under the label of 'laziness,' the victim of circumstance becoming the victim of ridicule, judgment, and isolation, which backs them further into the wall of shame. The fact is, no one wants to live in a dirty home, and psychology student Brogan Ingram made it her mission to teach people this fact. The 33-year-old started posting cleaning and organization tips videos on TikTok back in October 2020. Her mission from day one was to "help you achieve that physical comfort and security that a clean home brings. Whether it's a lack of motivation you're feeling, not knowing where to start or even having an abundance of clutter that you don't know what to do with, I'm here to help." Image credits: nottheworstcleaner In multiple videos, she repeated that "there is no judgment here, you are welcome here, you are loved here." From the very beginning, she was very open to people contacting her for help, tips, motivation, advice, a listening ear, or anything else that anyone may have needed, saying "you are not alone." "Depression, anxiety, ADHD, and so many other challenging illnesses can make cleaning an uphill battle that's overwhelming and uncontrollable," she said in a video. "Then the guilt flows in making things even harder and can cause you to feel as if your life is spiraling out of control. If this is you, just know that this is not your fault. Being human is hard." Image credits: nottheworstcleaner Although her videos got quite a bit of traction to begin with, Brogan went viral when she started her initiative of cleaning unlivable homes for free as a way to make people feel better and potentially give them a very important step towards healing. Sacrificing one day per week to begin with, she donated her time to single moms, people with disabilities, and folks "clearly struggling with mental and/or physical health," approaching each story with kindness and respect. In addition to cleaning, she also brought the families meals, groceries, cleaning supplies, and toys for their kids, all of which came from her own budget.

The message of there is no judgment here you are welcome here you are loved here resonated with many but it was her new initiative that made her go viral

Image credits: nottheworstcleaner Her first house was the home of a struggling single mother of three children, all aged under 7. The living space had become unlivable, and the situation seemed hopeless. Yet the kind actions of Brogan and the people who assisted her efforts gave them the silver lining they needed. "I had no idea how much need there was, especially in my community. And once I did my first house and saw the extreme amount of relief and new lease on life that this sweet woman had, I knew I had to continue on with this work," Brogan shared.

She decided to give her weekends away to people in need starting with a single mother of three all under the age of 7 whose home was in a desperate condition

Image credits: nottheworstcleaner Image credits: nottheworstcleaner Since then, she has brought to life multiple other homes, gaining 4.6M followers on TikTok and 265k on Instagram. This seemed to allow her to expand her services to 3 houses per week. She explained that she always tries to set her clients up for success after she has cleaned their homes. "I leave clients with enough supplies to get them started with general upkeep once I leave. Depending on the situation, I will leave them cleaning charts and schedules, chore charts for kids, and resources for mental health," she said.

Those clearly struggling with mental and or physical health were the people Brogan focused on approaching each story with kindness and respect

Image credits: nottheworstcleaner Image credits: nottheworstcleaner Thousands of people were very supportive of Brogan's actions, yet there were those that led with judgment, critiquing both the people living in such conditions and Brogan herself. "I have to remind followers regularly that absolutely no one wants to live the way these folks do, and it's not an active decision they are consciously making," she told Buzzfeed. "The last thing they need is an immense amount of judgment from someone else. Their worth as human beings isn't dependent on the cleanliness of their homes." In one video she revealed that her intelligence was questioned and that she was told she deserved horrible things to happen to her for helping these people.

Not only does she clean their homes but she also leaves clients cleaning supplies and often gets the family meals groceries and toys for the kids

Image credits: nottheworstcleaner Image credits: nottheworstcleaner All she had to say to these people was: "A day or 2 of my time helps these folks feel less overwhelmed, helps them feel human again. If you're someone leaving horrible negative comments and you're so concerned, go help someone in your area! It could be your friend, family, loved one or neighbor struggling like this. Compassion goes a long way!" On the other side of the spectrum, there were those that expressed interest in offering a similar cleaning service to people in their community; however, Brogan gave a few warnings. "These cleanings can be toxic if you're not prepared or equipped; can also be very mentally challenging. Sometimes after hard cleans, I will see bugs in my home that aren't really there, and I will have nightmares. It's not as easy as it looks."

Clutter and mess directly affect people s mental health making easy tasks seem impossible taking away motivation and leading to procrastination and guilt

Image credits: nottheworstcleaner The direct correlation between the cleanliness of one's home and mental health is oftentimes acknowledged, yet the complexity is not fully understood. During the last 8 years of studying psychology at university, Brogan developed a curiosity for this topic, as the correlation between the two elements seemed "understudied, under-discussed, and [lacking] awareness." "Clutter and mess subconsciously affect our brains in ways that we don't realize. Our brains take in all of our surrounding stimuli, and if we are living in a messy, cluttered environment, it can actually trigger a low-grade fight or flight mode," she explained. Image credits: nottheworstcleaner Unhygienic and messy living conditions "raise cortisol levels, which is the stress hormone," she continued. "This can make easy tasks seem impossible, it can take away motivation, and it leads to procrastination. This directly impacts anxiety, depression, sleep patterns and can raise the chances of developing heart disease." Psychologist Sherrie Bourg Carter explains that clutter bombards our minds with excessive stimuli, causing our senses to work overtime, distracting us from what our focus should be on, and making it more difficult to relax. Finally, clutter creates feelings of guilt and embarrassment, yet the anxiety of actually tackling the issue may surpass those former emotions.

It s best to make a small habit of cleaning daily rather than having a huge clean once every so often This can help reduce the resentment we feel toward cleaning

Image credits: nottheworstcleaner_ Image credits: nottheworstcleaner_ For those of us who struggle to maintain our homes, Brogan has some advice. "A good Scrub Daddy and dish soap are essential and will get you a long way if you're just starting out! You can build your supply as you go but start with the basics." "Instead of waiting two weeks and spending an entire day cleaning the house top to bottom, break it down into room sections and do 30 minutes a day. It's life-changing and will help you to avoid that negative mindset and resentment toward cleaning in general," she added.

Many people loved this idea yet there were those that judged both the homeowners and Brogan stating that they deserved horrid things to happen to them

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All Brogan has to say to such people is that if they re so concerned they shouldn t be leaving comments but rather helping the people in their community

Image credits: nottheworstcleaner As advised on Psycom, one should start with small habits that can become a regular occurrence rather than the ever-so-often grand clean. Make your bed, reward yourself with little bits of sweets after each completed chore, set a 20-minute timer to get you focused on the task at hand, and listen to a podcast or your favorite tunes to make the time go a bit faster.

The final message is Your self-worth isn t dependent on the cleanliness of your home We wish Brogan all the best for the future

Image credits: nottheworstcleaner

Let us know your thoughts on the story as well as your cleaning tips in the comments section below

Image credits: nottheworstcleaner We wish Brogan all the best for the future, and we look forward to joining her in her journey of making people's lives better. I'll leave you with one last note from Brogan: "Always remember to treat everyone with kindness, as you don't know what's going on behind closed doors."

You can watch the first video that started it all here

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POST Tracy Wallick Tracy Wallick Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 2 days ago This woman is a saint; I can't even imagine how cruel someone has to be to think this woman or her clients deserve misfortune. Far too few understand just how debilitating mental illness can be, and as someone with a slew of mental illnesses that can make even the smallest tasks seem impossibly difficult, I cannot overstate what a difference it makes having a clean environment to live in. When mess and filth build up, they serve as a constant reminder of your inability to deal with them, no matter how desperately you may want to, that makes the condition worse, and the vicious cycle continues. 60 60points reply Bunzilla Bunzilla Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 2 days ago Invisible illnesses are especially tough, be it mental or physical. The worst is when you've got both. I would love to have all of my belongings and surroundings neat and tidy, but I just lack the energy to do so. Far too many people lack empathy because they've never been in a similar situation, so they think it's just 'laziness'; they can't fathom what it's like. 22 22points reply Load More Replies... Powerful Musk Ox Powerful Musk Ox Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 2 days ago When my depression was at it's worst, I could have used her. People don't understand it's not a choice...if I could fix it I would have. Happy to report being properly medicated helped me, been in remission for over a decade! 47 47points reply Sivi Sivi Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 2 days ago I struggle with a little bit of hoarding and letting things pile up due to depression. slowly getting out of it again so hopefully got a chance to bake cookies this christmas. My family have offered me help but i am too scared to accept out of fear of being judged. 37 37points reply harpling harpling Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 2 days ago Yes! I know my house is filthy; I know I live in chaos; I know I need to change things. I don't want to see the looks of disgust on the faces of anyone who comes into my home. I'm glad you're feeling better, Sivi. I'll bet your cookies will be delicious! 24 24points reply Load More Replies... DuchessDegu DuchessDegu Community Member • points posts comments upvotes 1 day ago Recognizing you need to change things is a very important first step! You can do it, asking for help is not a weakness. You'll feel much better and motivated to keep the place nice once it's sorted 0 0points reply Lady Lava Lady Lava Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago If you can afford it, I would advise you to hire a cleaner. They have no personal relationship with you in any way, so they won't judge you or push you in a certain direction, they will just help you to get your house clean. I've done this kind of messy houses as part of a cleaning job. It takes a lot of effort, but it is very rewarding; the result itself and the happy clients! I know also from my own experience that a neat and clean house helps with mental health struggles and overall feeling of comfort. 1 1point reply Laura Ketteridge Laura Ketteridge Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago There is the potential to be judged, but there's also the potential to receive care and love. I can understand not wanting to allow people into your space, but family and friends can help without entering your home. .... One simple way is to ask if you can go round to their place for dinner. Explain you have set aside a day for cleaning/decluttering. You do that, and then at dinner time, you visit them, have food made for you, and have a lovely evening together - a great reward for you activities. 1 1point reply Load More Comments POST Tracy Wallick Tracy Wallick Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 2 days ago This woman is a saint; I can't even imagine how cruel someone has to be to think this woman or her clients deserve misfortune. Far too few understand just how debilitating mental illness can be, and as someone with a slew of mental illnesses that can make even the smallest tasks seem impossibly difficult, I cannot overstate what a difference it makes having a clean environment to live in. When mess and filth build up, they serve as a constant reminder of your inability to deal with them, no matter how desperately you may want to, that makes the condition worse, and the vicious cycle continues. 60 60points reply Bunzilla Bunzilla Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 2 days ago Invisible illnesses are especially tough, be it mental or physical. The worst is when you've got both. I would love to have all of my belongings and surroundings neat and tidy, but I just lack the energy to do so. Far too many people lack empathy because they've never been in a similar situation, so they think it's just 'laziness'; they can't fathom what it's like. 22 22points reply Load More Replies... Powerful Musk Ox Powerful Musk Ox Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 2 days ago When my depression was at it's worst, I could have used her. People don't understand it's not a choice...if I could fix it I would have. Happy to report being properly medicated helped me, been in remission for over a decade! 47 47points reply Sivi Sivi Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 2 days ago I struggle with a little bit of hoarding and letting things pile up due to depression. slowly getting out of it again so hopefully got a chance to bake cookies this christmas. My family have offered me help but i am too scared to accept out of fear of being judged. 37 37points reply harpling harpling Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 2 days ago Yes! I know my house is filthy; I know I live in chaos; I know I need to change things. I don't want to see the looks of disgust on the faces of anyone who comes into my home. I'm glad you're feeling better, Sivi. I'll bet your cookies will be delicious! 24 24points reply Load More Replies... DuchessDegu DuchessDegu Community Member • points posts comments upvotes 1 day ago Recognizing you need to change things is a very important first step! You can do it, asking for help is not a weakness. You'll feel much better and motivated to keep the place nice once it's sorted 0 0points reply Lady Lava Lady Lava Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago If you can afford it, I would advise you to hire a cleaner. They have no personal relationship with you in any way, so they won't judge you or push you in a certain direction, they will just help you to get your house clean. I've done this kind of messy houses as part of a cleaning job. It takes a lot of effort, but it is very rewarding; the result itself and the happy clients! I know also from my own experience that a neat and clean house helps with mental health struggles and overall feeling of comfort. 1 1point reply Laura Ketteridge Laura Ketteridge Community Member • points posts comments upvotes FollowUnfollow 1 day ago There is the potential to be judged, but there's also the potential to receive care and love. I can understand not wanting to allow people into your space, but family and friends can help without entering your home. .... One simple way is to ask if you can go round to their place for dinner. Explain you have set aside a day for cleaning/decluttering. You do that, and then at dinner time, you visit them, have food made for you, and have a lovely evening together - a great reward for you activities. 1 1point reply Load More Comments Popular on Bored Panda I Used AI To See What These 23 Popular Cartoon Characters Would Look Like In Real Life 30 Y.O. 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