Sacred Circle Care & Cleaning

04/16/2026

From a 2025 post in the Barry Fresh Designs Business feature:

1. Please provide a brief intro to who you are, your business, and what you offer.
My name is Corinne Carlson, and I own Sacred Circle Care & Cleaning, based in Spokane, Washington. My business focuses on providing holistic home cleaning, non-medical caregiving, errand services, and companionship. I specialize in supporting seniors, postpartum parents, disabled individuals, and anyone who needs a little extra help. My goal is to create a calm, nurturing environment while reducing stress and enhancing well-being for my clients.

2. Why did you start your business?
I started this business because I’ve always been passionate about helping others feel cared for and supported. After working in multiple different industries across different states, I realized I excel at identifying what people need and creating solutions to make their lives easier. I wanted to build a business that aligns with my values, allows me to connect with others on a personal level, and brings holistic care into everyday tasks—like cleaning and organizing.

3. How did you come up with the name?
The name Sacred Circle Care & Cleaning reflects the heart of what I offer: care that feels personal, specialized, and grounded in community. The “circle” represents connection, inclusivity, and support—values that are central to my work. The name also ties into my interests in holistic and nature-based approaches to care, which I weave into my services at a level personalized to the individual. It’s a little bit witchy, a little bit hippie, and a whole lot of practical solutions.

4. Is it residential only, or do you also offer commercial services?
Currently, I focus on residential services, tailoring my offerings to individuals and families. My work is highly personalized, which works best in home settings.

5. How do you make a difference in the community?
I aim to make a difference by providing more than just practical help. I offer emotional support, companionship, and a sense of connection to my clients. I also focus on referring people to local resources and services when their needs extend beyond what I can provide. By building relationships and fostering trust, I hope to create a ripple effect of care throughout the community.

6. Do you offer any classes or events on what you do?
While Sacred Circle Care & Cleaning doesn’t currently offer classes, I plan to host art classes for children and seniors under my other venture, Sunshine Soul Artistry. These creative sessions will focus on fostering empathy, self-expression and community connection. My social media will have more info as it develops!

7. What can people expect when hiring you?
Clients can expect services that are compassionate, thorough, and tailored to their unique needs. I focus on creating a calm, positive atmosphere and strive to leave clients feeling more relaxed and supported. My goal is to make their lives easier and more enjoyable in whatever way I can.

8. What areas do you service?
I serve Spokane, Washington, and the surrounding areas. I also have plans to offer an e-book, and virtual consults in the near future!

9. Anything else you’d like to share that you think is important?
While anyone can benefit from extra help, my process is extremely neurodivergent-friendly, shown primarily in the level of personalization that I offer each client. It’s also ideal for seniors living independently who just need a little hand with their home maintenance or errands.
I believe that small acts of care can make a big difference. Whether it’s through cleaning, running errands, or simply being present for someone, my mission is to help people feel seen, valued, and supported.

03/30/2026

Scheduling for April - if you've been needing a reset but haven't found the time, send me a message! I can come in and help with a spring clean that actually addresses the individual needs of your home and your family. Let's talk today! ♥️

03/01/2026

Imagine a stranger walking through your front door, looking around, and saying in disgust, “Gross. You must be so lazy, look at all this clutter and mess, why don’t you get off the couch sometime?”

I don’t know about y’all, but I’d be a little more than angry. I would not allow myself to be spoken to like that. I would defend myself. They would be promptly escorted right back out that door.

And maybe if they caught me at a time when im already feeling vulnerable, it would cause me to crumble, cry, pity myself, feel like garbage.

Undoubtedly, it would be unfair, because they don’t know me, or my home.
They don’t know my level of health, how much help I do or don’t have, if the laundry on the couch is clean and just needs folded.
They don’t know how much fun we have with the toys scattered everywhere, or that the same living room is often turned into a giant blanket fort for days at a time.

The rhythm of our lives, the capacity we have to care for our space, is in flux. The things you have going on, the stressors you experience, they directly affect your ability to “keep up”. Plus, cleanliness looks different for everyone.

So if you’re having a hard week (month…year..), please remember to be kind to yourself.
Mess is only temporary. Clutter is only things. Your personhood and your worthiness are not defined by them.

02/13/2026

“Big” cleaning companies can feel like your parents or your landlord coming to tell you that you didn’t clean your home well enough. Stressful, worried that you’ll be misjudged or criticized.

I’m more like a big sister or good friend, dropping by and just elevating your space back to a comfortable, livable state. Basics are done, getting the surfaces and floors cleaned. But also doing little, thoughtful things like cleaning out the coffee pot, refilling the cats’ water bowl, putting away the dishes that have been chilling out in the dishwasher.

Whether you’ve been down with the flu and the house has too, or working long hours with none left at the end of the day for dishes, my approach is to always come in with a warm, positive, and nonjudgmental attitude. Together, we can define what needs tackling most, in order to bring you the most peace of mind per visit. That’s where the real value of my service lies.

02/10/2026

01/31/2026

This is why I do it!! And this is why it's so important for me to operate as I do, quietly and slowly without fuss. Being a force for calm, for good, for order and cleanliness - it is incredible and fulfilling.
I do have room on my schedule right now, so if you are thinking of reaching out for help, this would be a perfect time. Please message me or comment!

01/23/2026

I love this, because I’m really not in this business to be someone’s savior or rescuer.

I can come over and clean your space and help you reset it to a point that feels safe and comfortable.

But more importantly, I want to help be part of a larger solution for you, where you feel able to handle your home and its needs.

That’s true compassion and respect to me, believing in the personal power of my clients.

01/18/2026

Motherhood changes everything: your home, your body, your routines, and your priorities.

It’s beautiful, and it can also be overwhelming, messy, and raw.

That’s why I’ve created a 3-visit postpartum support package to help you feel a little more grounded during such a huge transition.

This package is designed to provide real, practical help when you need it most:

Visit 1 (before baby arrives):

We’ll focus on getting your home ready for the changes ahead, so you feel more prepared when the time comes. Tasks might include:
•Organizing baby supplies and setting up the nursery.
•Deep cleaning key spaces like your kitchen or bathroom.
•Stocking your fridge and pantry with snacks or freezer meals.
•Tidying up your home so it’s calm and welcoming when you return from the hospital.

Visit 2 (2-5 days after birth):

Once you’re home with your baby, I’ll stop by to lend a hand during those early, sleepless days. This might look like:
•Folding laundry or washing bottles.
•Preparing quick meals or snacks for you and your family.
•Running errands (groceries, pharmacy pickups, etc.).
•Cleaning, like vacuuming, dishes, or tidying common areas.
•Offering a listening ear while you decompress.

Visit 3 (3-6 weeks postpartum):

As you start finding your rhythm, I’ll be there to tackle the tasks that still feel overwhelming. This could include:

•Catching up on cleaning or organizing clutter that’s built up.
•Helping with meal prep or stocking up on groceries.
•Rearranging your space to make daily routines easier.
•Lending support as you adjust to your new normal.

Each visit lasts up to 3 hours, and we’ll schedule them in advance so you know help is on the way. Plans change? No problem, I offer flexible rescheduling so you can adjust as life happens.

The package is $450 for all three visits, paid upfront to secure your spot on my calendar. It breaks down to $50 an hour, or $150 per visit.

Let’s talk today, so that you can start planning now for one of the biggest but most beautiful challenges of your life 🥰

01/18/2026

The first half of January is already over and I’ve just been so busy! Consciously taking a weekend to rest and relax, because that’s when the real growth can happen. My little business is growing so well and I’m so proud of myself! Thank you to everyone who has truly supported me in this 🥰

01/05/2026

My schedule for January is filling up, and I am so grateful. If you're interested in some house help, let me know! Non-judgmental and flexible, I take a different approach than most cleaning services. I want to help disrupt the cycle of shame that surrounds a clean home, and position my clients for success in maintaining a safe and comfortable space. Message me today!

About to print these up, keeping it nice and simple 🥰