Podcast appearances and mentions of kimberley bell

Ep. 163 ~ A Powerful Planetary Shift is Occurring!

Is it possible or productive to organise around a common language in order to reimagine how we produce grain and bread? In the third and final part of Good Bread, Kim and Ruth reflect on some of their experiences working on the project and consider what the future of good bread might look like. Good Bread is a three part series made with Farmerama exploring The Body Lab, a participatory arts and research project by baker Kimberley Bell and artist Ruth Levene considering standardised grain testing and the possibility of reimagining measurement within the system that surrounds bread production.  The Body Lab is funded by Farming The Future. Good Bread is hosted and produced by Lucy Dearlove. Thanks to everyone at Farmerama who has helped on this series in various ways: Jo Barratt, who was a fantastic exec, Abby Rose, Dora Taylor, Olivia Oldham, Annie Landless, Eliza Jenkins and Lucy Fisher. The music is by Owen Barratt. The artwork was by Hannah Grace.  Thanks also to everyone else who has been part of the series: Fred Price at Gothelney Farm, Rosy Benson at Field Bakery + Mill and Chris Holister at Shipton Mill. Thanks to everyone who contributed to the Breadline! Make sure you listen to Cereal, Katie Revell's Farmerama series about bread.

Consistency is at the heart of industrial bread production, from the field to the mill to the oven. But what is it costing us? Good Bread is a three part series made with Farmerama exploring The Body Lab, a participatory arts and research project by baker Kimberley Bell and artist Ruth Levene considering standardised grain testing and the possibility of reimagining measurement within the system that surrounds bread production. The Body Lab is funded by Farming The Future. Thanks to Shipton Mill for their openness and generosity in allowing the Body Lab to explore these ideas Good Bread is hosted and produced by Lucy Dearlove. Thanks to everyone at Farmerama who has helped on this series in various ways: Jo Barratt, Abby Rose, Dora Taylor, Olivia Oldham, Annie Landless, Eliza Jenkins and Lucy Fisher. The music is by Owen Barratt. The artwork was by Hannah Grace.  If you haven't already listened to Cereal the previous Farmerama series about bread made by Katie Revel, I can't recommend it highly enough!

How is the quality of bread measured by the system that produces and consumes it?  Good Bread is a three part series made with Farmerama exploring The Body Lab, a participatory arts and research project by baker Kimberley Bell and artist Ruth Levene considering standardised grain testing and the possibility of reimagining measurement within the system that surrounds bread production. The Body Lab is funded by Farming The Future. Thanks to Shipton Mill for their openness and generosity in allowing the Body Lab to explore these ideas. Good Bread is hosted and produced by Lucy Dearlove. Thanks to everyone at Farmerama who has helped on this series in various ways: Jo Barratt, Abby Rose, Dora Taylor, Olivia Oldham, Annie Landless, Eliza Jenkins and Lucy Fisher. The music is by Owen Barratt. The artwork was by Hannah Grace.  If you haven't already listened to Cereal, the previous Farmerama series about bread made by Katie Revell, I really urge you to. 

In this episode, David is joined by Kimberly Bell, who is an inspirational speaker, a minister, a mentor, and an author. She is on a mission to inspire others to never give up hope and raise awareness of the key issues that are being faced by society today.She shares her story explaining how some of the things that happened to her as a child left her vulnerable to bad relationships and the details of her healing journey. Kimberly explains how these experiences have empowered her and are helping her to help others. KEY TAKEAWAYS Take that shot, you only have one life, once it´s over it´s over. Don´t get upset about little things.  Take care of your body and never be afraid to ask for help with your mental health when you need it. Accept and embrace the bad as well as the good. Once you accept what has happened you will be able to move on. If you believe in anything that you can use to drive you and not give up, use it. We all have more assets than deficiencies. BEST MOMENTS‘We have this one life to live,'‘At the end of the day, God can take care of that problem.'‘The brokenness don´t have to stay that way'‘You can't control no one else's actions, behaviours, thoughts or words, but what you can control is your own' EPISODE RESOURCESWebsite - https://kimberlyannebell.com/The Epitome of Kimberly – Accept & Embrace It All -https://www.amazon.co.uk/Epitome-Kimmy-Accept-Embrace-All-ebook/dp/B09BQ59SKF/ ABOUT THE SHOWPeople with purpose make a difference. Imagine a world where more people can just get their purpose out of them, into a plan, and then actually make it happen. What a world that would be - People everywhere finding meaning and harnessing that to bring inspiration and energy to each and every day, changing lives for the better. But no one ever achieved anything on their own - we all have something unique to bring and that means we all have to play our part - if we want to go far, we have to go together and lead or serve towards a vision of the world we want to see. Everyone has a story to tell, and this show is where these stories come to life. ABOUT THE HOSTDavid Roberts is a highly regarded CEO, mentor, and investor with 30 years of experience across multiple sectors. As an intrapreneur and entrepreneur, David has bought, grown, started, and sold several businesses, working with values-driven start-ups, award-winning SMEs, and multinational corporations on strategies for service excellence, leadership, and profitable growth. David's passion is for purpose and creating an environment where everyone can succeed, through building teams that get things done, execute on their mission with passion, deliver exceptional service, and really make a difference. ARTWORK CREDITPenny Roberts - https://www.instagram.com/penpennypencils_/ CONTACT METHODSLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-roberts-nu-heat/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/DavidRobertsPeopleWithPurposeInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/davidcroberts_/Clubhouse - https://www.clubhouse.com/@davidcroberts?utm_medium=ch_profile&utm_campaign=MBv1ubya1-oOBXc_uQKFHw-46334This show was brought to you by Progressive Media

This week's guest is Kimberley Bell.Body shaming and having a distorted self-body image can lead to negative thought patterns and these thoughts can sometimes trigger eating disorders in some people, which can be life-threatening such as bulimia, binge eating and at the opposite end of the spectrum, anorexia. Kimberley Bell who is a Registered Nutritionist and Master NLP Practitioner, is this week's guest on our show and she candidly opens up about her own personal struggles with an eating disorder which resulted from being body-shamed as a teenager going through puberty. She shares how this ultimately led to her relationship with food spiralling out of control and she became a binge eater. What she discovered when she went to seek help was, that in order to beat binging, you have to fix both the physical and emotional triggers. She tells us, that it doesn't matter how mentally strong you are, if your body is crying out for nutrients, it's going to be extremely difficult to resist a binge on mental strength alone. Kimberley found that the most powerful way to stop is to target both the physical and mental aspects. In today's show, Kimberley explains the benefits of the program she has founded in order to help other women overcome eating disorders, called Mind Your Nutrition, and she also gives us some excellent advice on what sensible eating for good nutrition consists of. There is so much great information shared in this episode that relates to all of us, irrespective of whether we or someone we know is struggling with an eating disorder.In this episode05:05 — Kimberley's career and early nutrition journey16:58 — 3 Main Eating Disorder Categories19:27 — When do eating disorders become life threatening?20:59 — Signs of an Eating Disorder24:41 — Has COVID-19 spiked an increase in Eating Disorder cases?25:11 — Does Social Media play a big role in food and body relationships?27:21 — Kimberley's Nutrition Program31:41 — Should the word “diet” be removed / replaced from the English language?36:42 — Food companies' propaganda's and advertising impact40:24 — Worst foods to eat in terms of overall health45:24 — Types of Weight Loss Diets48:02 — Benefits and Importance of Fasting51:24 — Correlation between eating a type of food and mental health issues55:30 — Kimberley's nutrition advice for the voice communityKimberley's LinksInstagram: @mindyournutritionnzWebsite: www.mindyournutrition.co.nzYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnSXXpPGuH87R9WVdO_4qTAFor more go to https://drmarisaleenaismith.com/64Like this episode? Please leave a review here - even one sentence helps!Follow me on Instagram.My new book Singing Contemporary Commercial Music Styles is now available. You can learn more and get your copy at www.drmarisaleenaismith.com/publications

In this episode of Intuitive Journey with Desiree, Desiree has an energetic conversation with author and life coach, Kimberley Bell, of One True Joy. Kimberley and Desiree delve into the dynamics of relationships They discuss what it takes to stay, and when to know it's time to go! They share personal experience as well as their knowledge learned and gained on how to listen to your own voice and intuition about your own relationship! Kimberley is the author of "Empowering YOU: 11 Ways to Shift your Personal Paradigm", Her Life Coaching can be found at www.onetruejoy.com, and her Podcast is "You are Good Enough" (Desiree was delighted to also be her guest there too!) presented in 2 parts - Part 1 - https://soundcloud.com/kimberley_bell/ep-15-past-life-regression-with-hypnotherapist-desiree-holmes-scherini?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing Part 2 - https://soundcloud.com/kimberley_bell/ep-16-reconnecting-with-your-intuition-for-decision-making-with-desiree-holmes-scherini?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing Desiree, can be reached and followed at www.intuitivejourneywithDesiree.com

In today's episode Sam, Katie & Mikey have a nutritionist Kimberley Bell around food fears, food relationships,rethinking goals and a bit about her fitness/health journey. IF YOU LIKE OUR MESSAGE PLEASE SHARE THE SHOW!                               Things & People MentionedWEBSITEwellbasicallypod.comFollow us @mindyournutritionnz @wellbasicallypodcast, @wellbasicallymikey, @katiefisherfit and @wellbasicallysam 

Registered Nutritionist and NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) Master Practitioner Kimberley Bell takes us through how we can find more peace, health, and vitality in through the world of nutrition. She helps guide us through the what happens in the mind of those who struggle with the insecurities of body image, and what we can do for ourselves, and our peers, to build greater confidence and health. We discuss what we ideally want to be eating, and why, and we go into the depths of how we can make a healthy lifestyle more practical, so that we may enable less inflammation, less stress, and overall, a greater way of life. Follow Kimberley Bell Instagram @kimberleybellnutritionist Website www.kimberleybellnutrition.co.nz -- Be sure to subscribe to the Pocket Coach for more incredible people to come on and share their stories, experience, and expertise! Please remember to leave a review, as it helps me to reach others that struggle. This is completely free, my only ask is that you share it with those you feel it will help. Follow us on Instagram @thepocketcoach and follow Kieran for more content on healing @coachkezza. Send me a message and tell me what you want me to talk about next, and who you would like me to interview next. Head to www.healingwithkez.com for free tools, a free scientific mental health e-book, and to look into the mental health program that I offer. If you're in New Zealand and you're looking for a free community for support, head to Thrive Organisation on Facebook to join us. May you find all of the peace and happiness that you have available to you. With love, Kez. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pocketcoach/message

Working with young people in any capacity can expose wounded areas in adults and draw out unreasonable anger and fears. The truth is that it can often negatively affect how adults impact and influence their young people. However, when adults experience healing and growth, it teaches them how to become more patient, compassionate, selfless, and understand their young people. In Episode 5 of The Coach Me Up Monday Podcast, Coach Jason discusses how healing can help adults better serve their young people. Coach Jason explores this critical topic with Kimberley Bell, who is an Author and Transformational Relationship Coach. During the interview, Bell talks about her personal experiences as a child and what helped her become a more impactful parent. Bell hosts a podcast called “Your Are Good Enough” and is the author of “Empowering You: 11 Ways To Shift Your Personal Paradigm.”Contact Information:                                                                                          Jason A. Dixon – The Greatness Coach Motivational Speaker | Founding CEO                                                                               Inspire 2 Reach Higher LLC                                                                                                    PO Box 350791                                                        Toledo, OH 43635                                                                                             Facebook | Instagram | Twitter: @coachjason82 inspire@jasonadixon.com | www.jasonadixon.com                                                                                                                      

In episode 591 of the Get Published Podcast, Host and 15-Time Bestselling Author Paul G. Brodie talks with Kimberley Bell about how to sell your book at boutique book launch events. Find out more about how we can help you Share Your Story at www.GetPublishedPodcast.com

Hello and welcome to our weekly NGFP Local Lunch podcast which reveals everything you need to know about Nottingham’s local food heroes and how you can get more involved in our vibrant local food scene! Local lunch is brought to you by me Shona Munro and me Penney Poyzer of Nottingham Good Food Partnership the go to organisation for sustainable food in our fair city. Before we introduce our fabulous guest let’s talk about lunch. So this week it is slow braised leeks with garlic, parmesan and pineapple sage from the NGFP garden, finished off with a little bit of sprinkled pomegranate - on this on top of a beautiful sourdough loaf from the Small Food Bakery, there is also a green salad from the NGFP This Friday our guest joining us for lunch is Kimberley Bell, who is not just a local food hero but an international food educator. Kim who only began small food bakery as an experiment in 2014, was Winner of the BBC Food and Farming Award 2018 for best food producer. Kim creates breads that taste radically different and connects farms to the end result. She advocates for change in the way we grow, produce, trade, cook, eat, think about food. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ngfplocallunch/message

Hello and welcome to the NGFP Local Lunch trailer for podcast episode 7 which reveals everything you need to know about Nottingham’s local food heroes and how you can get more involved in our vibrant local food scene! Local lunch is brought to you by your hosts Penney Poyzer and Shona Munro of Nottingham Good Food Partnership the go to organisation for sustainable food in our fair city. This Friday our guest joining us for lunch is Kimberley Bell, who is not just a local food hero but an international food educator. Kim who only began small food bakery as an experiment in 2014, was Winner of the BBC Food and Farming Award 2018 for best food producer. Kim creates breads that taste radically different and connects farms to the end result. She advocates for change in the way we grow, produce, trade, cook, eat, think about food. Small Food is a sourdough bakery, kitchen and grocery store who trade directly with farmers and sell directly to their customers. They do not use non food or industrial ingredients and are equitable and responsible in the way they work with people and the environment. Small Food Bakery works alongside Neighbour Food and Having the bakery serving their small food supper on the Thursday night to coincide with food collection for the Neighbour Food on line shopping platform - really adds to the experience of social food shopping, its a mutually beneficial way of working cooperatively with a shared customer base. We will be learning from Kim what makes a loaf of bread that is good for us and good for the planet? What will it take to transform our broken food system which is based on commodity rather than as a vehicle for nutrition and societal health? How do we make food fit for purpose? Lunch this week will be sourdough bruschetta with slow roasted leeks and a drizzle of hedgerow ketchup accompanied by a fresh green salad straight from the NGFP Local Lunch garden. Now that’s a local carbon lunch for sure! So join us for lunch this Friday at 1.30pm with Kimberley Bell simply search NGFP Local Lunch see you Friday! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ngfplocallunch/message

Hello and welcome to the NGFP Local Lunch Friday podcast. Nottingham Good Food Partnership is the go to organisation for all things sustainable food in our fair City. Now normally you would be listening in to me, Shona Munro and the magnificent Penney Poyzer however Penney has totally lost her voice so for this abridged 8 minute episode you will have to make do with my dulcet tones! At NGFP we are steered by the 6 key issues laid out by Sustainable Food Cities, which when looked at together provide a solid framework for relocalising the food system. The focus of this episode is on Key Issue 4: Catalyse a vibrant and diverse, sustainable food economy that expands local food production and shortens supply chains. One of the ways we as citizens of Nottingham can contribute to this ambition, is to shop locally. So today is all about Nottingham's online 'click and collect' local food shopping platform, www.neighbourfood.co.uk/markets/nottingham . It's a social, low carbon way to shop where you get to meet the producers who tend, grow, harvest and bake the food you eat. You place your order online, the shop opens on Thursday evening and closes at 11.59pm the following Tuesday. You then collect your order which is ready packed for you (no plastic packaging wherever possible) between 6-7.30pm from Primary which is located at 33 Seely Road, NG7 1NU. You also have the option to have your order delivered for £4.50 if you reside within a 4 mile radios of Primary. Next week we will be chatting to the inspirational Kimberley Bell, founder of Small Food Bakery. Kimberley is on a mission to #shortenthefoodchain. You can learn about her fascinating journey next week, so make sure to tune in at 1.30pm. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ngfplocallunch/message

It looks good, it tastes great and it's a real challenge to the traditional supermarket system. This episode hears from Kimberley Bell and her team at the fascinating Small Food Bakery. It's taken just a few years for this tiny bakery to have an impact not just locally, but globally. Their philosophy and work is studied worldwide and also recognised at home, where they won the BBC Food and Farming Award for Best Food Producer in 2018.So what is the secret? What can we learn from a bakery with just half a dozen staff members? And should we challenge ourselves about our shopping and eating habits?We go inside Small Food Bakery to hear how they work and what makes them tick. We learn about the care and time it takes to produce sour dough bread and pastries. If you want to know more about Small Food Bakery you can find them at http://www.smallfoodbakery.com/ or visit them at 33 Seely Road in Nottingham - they're in a former Primary School building.Thank you for listening. We'd love you to subscribe and review. If you are interested in being featured or have any suggestions please find us on instagram @sharingfoodstories See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Taking a break from dating between relationships can be a powerful pause and a time for profound growth transformation life coach Kimberley Bell explains in this episode of YOU Are Good Enough! We need this time to regroup, take stock of how our previous relationship made us feel, and how we want our next relationship to go. It can be a transformative time of growth and self-evaluation. By taking time to be alone and reflect, you can evaluate and fully integrate the lessons your previous relationship taught you. A self-inventory can help you get clear on who you want to be in a relationship and what qualities your dream partner would have. Kimberley also touches on the fear of being alone and the importance of getting to know yourself before entering another relationship. Grab a copy of "Empowering YOU! 11 Ways to Shift Your Personal Paradigm" here: https://amzn.to/2VyJO9E Or click for a free chapter! https://bit.ly/2LSabIj

In this episode, Transformation Life Coach Kimberley Bell offers 3 steps for beginning to open your heart to yourself and becoming your own best friend. Ask yourself this - how good of a friend are you to yourself? Kimberley Bell offers perspective from her journey of disliking herself to becoming her own best friend. Here are the steps she used to get there: 1. Do a self inventory What qualities do you dislike about yourself? What characteristics and traits do you admire and want to integrate into your life? How do you want to make people feel around you? 2. Take inventory of how you talk to yourself How do you talk to yourself, your partner, your family members, co-workers, and strangers? 3. Look in a mirror at yourself. Acknowledge yourself and be proud of who you are. The most important relationship you'll ever has is with yourself. You cannot give to another that which you have not given to yourself. So open your heart to yourself, apologize to yourself for the past, offer yourself forgiveness, and start loving yourself today!

Taylor Thibodeau, a 27-year-old who faces chronic illness chats about overcoming barriers in his life by shifting his perspective and mastering his mindset. In this episode of YOU Are Good Enough! Taylor chats with Kimberley Bell about clear steps he took to become more self aware and the strategies he used to master his mind. He shares his journey of healing and growth that started with an unhealthy relationship. By spending time getting to know himself, doing daily check-ins, and striving for little wins each day, Taylor has gone on to complete 3 Boston Marathons, compete in an Ironman Triathlon, ride his bicycle across the United States, and overcome nicotine and alcohol addictions. "If I listened to all the voices of the people who told me the something I wanted wasn't possible, I never would have achieved the many things in my life I'm most proud of," he says. Taylor touches upon the importance of believing in self above all else, accepting self-responsibility, and remaining vulnerable and open in relationships. Both he and Kimberley offer strategies to do so in this podcast episode.

In this episode of YOU Are Good Enough!, Kimberley Bell chats with Mary Jo Cranmore of Soulful Revolution about tarot card reading. The two address common misconceptions, the origins of tarot, and ultimately, how the cards can be a useful tool in connecting with your intuition. Mary Jo shares her journey from TV news producer, media consultant, video producer, and marketing director to a conduit, channeling her intuition through tarot. She shares what the process was like for her as she began to meditate, connect with her guides, and study tarot under Jeanne Fiorini in South Portland, Maine. She now has a following of nearly 100,000 subscribers on YouTube, where she shares her tarot readings on her channel Soulful Revolution. Drawing from her experience in news and media, Mary Jo stresses the importance of asking not only the cards, but also ourselves the right questions. In doing so, tarot can be a helpful way to navigate and explore ourselves while opening our minds to new ideas. The cards are really a reflection of your own intuition she says. Learn more about MJ and her Tarot for Spiritual Development course coming in May 2019 at: https://www.soulfulrevolutiontv.com/ Subscribe to her YouTube Channel, Soulful Revolution at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUrkOmXvcHOX4A1ratGe5Wg/featured Stay up to date on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Soulfulrevolutiontv/ Connect with her on Twitter: https://twitter.com/soulfulrevtv?lang=en

Transformation life coach Kimberley Bell delineates signs of a wise, conscious relationship versus one that is less conscious and rooted in fear and unworthiness. Dis-empowering Ways of Being in a Relationship: 1. Keeping score and carrying resentment. 2. Making your partner pay. 3. Holding grudges. 4. Focusing on what your partner should or shouldn't be doing instead of appreciating what they are doing. 5. Trying to be someone you are not for the other person. Empowering Ways To Be In A Relationship: A Relationship for a Wiser Self 1. Adopt a perspective that everything evens out in the end. 2. Ensure the priority is for each person in the relationship to feel appreciated, loved, and accepted for who they are. 3. Give your partner the benefit of the doubt, knowing they are doing their best. 4. Give without expectation to get in return. 5. Look for the good in your partner and your relationship. 6. Be hopeful for the future. Talk about it together.

In this episode of Intuitive Journey with Desiree, Desiree has an energetic conversation with author and life coach, Kimberley Bell, of One True Joy. Kimberley and Desiree delve into the dynamics of relationships They discuss what it takes to stay, and when to know it's time to go! They share personal experience as well as their knowledge learned and gained on how to listen to your own voice and intuition about your own relationship! Kimberley is the author of "Empowering YOU: 11 Ways to Shift your Personal Paradigm", Her Life Coaching can be found at www.onetruejoy.com, and her Podcast is "You are Good Enough" (Desiree was delighted to also be her guest there too!)Your host, Desiree, can be reached and  followed at www.intuitivejourneywithDesiree.com

Who are the new voices pushing for change in the food system? Sheila Dillon hears from Alice Thompson of Social Bite, a charity that distributes over 100,000 hot drinks and meals to Scotland’s most vulnerable people every year from its sandwich shops and every Monday afternoon they invite people experiencing homelessness to their restaurant Vesta for a free sit-down two-course meal. Sheila also meets Ben Adler who was the husband of TV producer Pat Llewellyn who made stars of the Two Fat Ladies and Gordon Ramsay and launched Jamie Oliver's TV career. Pat died of metastatic breast cancer in October 2017 and we hear from Jamie Oliver about his memories of Pat and what made her so good at nurturing new talent. To honour the impact Pat had on the food industry the Food and Farming Awards is launching a Pat Llewellyn New Talent Award. It will see Ben and his co-judge Barney Desmazery, Senior Food Editor at BBC Good Food, on the search for fresh voices in the food system who could be campaigners, innovative cooks and people taking a different approach to a food or drinks business. To understand more about the types of people they might be looking for they met one of the strongest but lesser-known voices in the food system today. At Where The Light Gets In restaurant in Stockport they met founder Sam Buckley who is taking a new approach to every facet of running a restaurant with unflinching principles when it comes to responsibility for his staff and for the environment. We also hear from last year's Food and Farming Awards winner Kimberley Bell and our Future Food Award judges entrepreneur William Kendall and the Oxford Cultural Collective's Don Sloan meet Safia Qureshi who is building an alternative to disposable cups with her business CupClub. Producer: Tom Bonnett

Kimberley Bell chats with Desiree Holmes Scherini, Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist and NLP Life Coach, as well as author of the book Journey to Joy: The Written Path. In part one of this two part series, the two discuss how some believe we are impacted not just by childhood memories, but also by traumas, thoughts, and experiences from our past lives that may be carried with our spirit. They share their journeys to insight through past life regressions of their own and discuss how hypnotherapy can offer a shortcut for some to healing and growth. Learn more about Desiree and her work here: https://www.facebook.com/DesireeScherini/ Desiree's Website: https://bit.ly/2FUyUH4 Hear her podcast here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/intuitive-journey-with-desiree/id1431626147?mt=2 Check out her book, Journey to Joy here: https://www.amazon.com/Journey-Joy-Written-Intuitive-Illuminating-ebook/dp/B074KN1LLD

In Part 3 of The Waiting Game series, Transformation Life Coach Kimberley Bell discusses waiting in our career life. Maybe we have been waiting for some time for the perfect job to come our way. Maybe we have been waiting for our career to ignite our passion, but seem to still feel unfulfilled. This waiting can have drastic impacts not just on our career satisfaction, but our overall health and relationships as well. We will continue to be presented with the same life problems until we are able to overcome them. The same is true for issues in our career, whether with our role, duties, or co-workers. These problems can be opportunities for growth or signs that something needs to change! Kimberley Bell offers perspectives and insight provoking questions to help you reach a resolution.

Kimberley Bell chats with a client about his tough decision to end his relationship and ultimately choose himself in this episode of YOU Are Good Enough! Relationships are always opportunities for learning. Throughout this episode, a client reflects on his childhood, the impacts it had on his relationship, and how he came to know that his happiness was ultimately the most important thing he could give himself.

Blaming is a crutch. We use it to help us feel better about our present circumstances when beneath it all, we know we're responsible for what we've manifested. Kimberley Bell talks about blame, that we always have choices, and how to adopt a new, empowered perspective that will help you release blame and start accepting your role in things!

One True Story.com Brains do you ever ask yourself what is " My Why" ? Author and life Coach Kimberley Bell did just that  after about forty-five years, she didn’t know that she had a choice nor could she hear her own voice inside her brian . She had experienced being at the mercy of everyone else around her. she was literally run by her life – as a victim of my circumstance living every day constantly trying to change, or control, everything around her. Deep down, she was lonely, disconnected from herself, felling overwhelmed, anxious, sad, hopeless and angry. Then, one evening while sitting on my bed, her world came crashing down around her. There was nowhere to turn she was alone with herself and now she is here on the edge with us to talk about what it takes to breakthrough that deifying and sometime debilitating silence.

Welcome to YOU Are Good Enough podcast! Kimberley Bell shares a bit about herself and why she is dedicated to helping others. Join us in this continuing series and allow yourself to shift gears, let go, and move away from the "fear-based programming" that's no longer serving any of us!

Episode 5: Dr. Kimberley Bell has revolutionized how to treat vestibular and balance disorders by creating The Bell Method. After discovering how mismanaged the care of so many patients with balance and vestibular problems was, she decided to open up her own cash based vestibular niche physical therapy clinic!  This episode is about creating cash based practices, and specifically niche practices to really help your practice stand out! Kimberley walks us through how she was inspired to start her cash based practice, the challenges she faced, and how she creates a natural funnel to get patients in the door. I encourage you to listen all the way to the end, as she gives a very detailed explanation of  the exact technology she uses as well as the team she hired to make sure she is covered legally as well as to help her grow to her fullest potential.  For in-depth show notes: https://debtfreept.com/podcast.

When you are feeling dizzy and falling how do you get an accurate diagnosis of the root cause? Kimberley Bell, DPT is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and a Vestibular Expert who specializes in treating patients with dizziness, vertigo, imbalance and unexplained repeated falls. She shares the typical symptoms to make note of and share with your doctor as well as treatment options. Series: "Stein Institute for Research on Aging" [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 33226]

When you are feeling dizzy and falling how do you get an accurate diagnosis of the root cause? Kimberley Bell, DPT is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and a Vestibular Expert who specializes in treating patients with dizziness, vertigo, imbalance and unexplained repeated falls. She shares the typical symptoms to make note of and share with your doctor as well as treatment options. Series: "Stein Institute for Research on Aging" [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 33226]

Have you ever experienced vertigo? What are the causes of dizziness? Dr. Kimberley Bell, DPT has been a Physical Therapist for nearly 15 years, and she specializes in helping people with dizziness.  She assesses and treats vertigo, dizziness, and imbalance in people of all ages.  She also helps with other issues thought to be related to aging as well. I brought her on the show to talk about the causes of dizziness, and also some potential treatments that can help. What is Balance? You might have heard of the five senses. These five senses are hearing, taste, sight, smell, and touch.  But there is another sense that we don't talk about. That is the sense of balance.  Without it, you wouldn't be able to sit or stand upright because you wouldn't be able to tell which way “up” was.  And you couldn't tell where “here or “there” was.  Without a sense of balance, gravity, wouldn't mean anything.  It would be fair to say that without any sense of balance, life would be unimaginably disabling.1 Dr. Bell was a wealth of information, especially if you know someone, or you are personally experiences vertigo, equilibrium problems, or the like. She told a story of a client who had experienced vertigo since she was 56 years old.  This person had CT scans, MRIs, and cardiac testing to try to find the causes of dizziness. Dr. Bell did an assessment and found crystals in her inner ear.  BPPV, or Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo, occurs when a patient has crystals in her inner ear.  It's the most common cause of vertigo, which is that feeling of spinning that some people get. This feeling is not life-threatening (unless you fall and hit your head!).  It comes on suddenly and is usually brief.  You can trigger BPPV when you hold your head a certain way or move your head a certain way.  And of course, its a type of vertigo, or a false sense of movement. Oh, and by the way, it can sometimes be cured by the right therapist. As a matter of fact, Dr. Bell was able to solve her patient's problem (in the story above) in just a few visits. Why can't my doctor find what my causes of dizziness are? Many physicians don't know how to diagnose it, and they are also not trained in how to solve the problem.  Many don't know the causes of dizziness in their patients. The difficulty of making the right vestibular diagnosis is reflected in the fact that in some populations, more than one-third of the patients with a vestibular disease consult more than one physician – in some cases up to more than fifteen.2  Not only that but one recent large epidemiological study estimates that as many as 35% of adults aged 40 years or older in the United States—approximately 69 million Americans—have experienced some form of vestibular dysfunction 3   Dr. Bell shares a story in her blog:   Since February 21, the medical care that I have personally received has caused me to experience vertigo anytime I chew solid food. This was never a problem before. Obviously, I’m not still working with that healthcare provider whose treatment worsened my symptoms, but recovering from the harmful results of the care that I received has taken me now over six weeks. My symptoms have been so bad that my husband has taken off work one or two days every week in order to take care of me. If I didn’t have him, I’m sure I would’ve had to hire a caregiver by now! I’ve been living with mild to severe vertigo off and on since I was five years old, after my first childhood concussion.4  Dr. Bell shares a lot of information in the episode.

Have you ever experienced vertigo? What are the causes of dizziness? Dr. Kimberley Bell, DPT has been a Physical Therapist for nearly 15 years, and she specializes in helping people with dizziness.  She assesses and treats vertigo, dizziness, and imbalance in people of all ages.  She also helps with other issues thought to be related to […] The post What are the causes of Dizziness? episode 096 appeared first on Rock Your Retirement.