Kim Bevill is an outspoken speaker who researches neuroscience and its implications for work and life. She is an adjunct instructor for continuing education in graduate and professional studies. Kim has spent the past two decades studying the research underlying biological differences in the male and female brain, the lost behaviors of mental health, and how to undo the effects of stress on DNA. She has written 8 books on popular topics and has intriguing podcasts on gender differences, sleep, and adolescent mental health.

Kim’s books are packed full of the brain-based strategies that work; her titles include Essentials for Your Brain, Men vs. Women: 7 Things You Should Know, In The Zone & Equity, Never Fail at Sports or Tests Again, Surprising Moves Change Your Life, Relationships Predict Success, Music and the Brain, Hollywood PlayStation and the Brain, You’ve Been Had: How Homework Has Destroyed an Entire Generation and the Anthology The Ten Things: A guide to your brain.

Kim’s TED talk on the Power of Movement is a force for change to bring simple and powerful change to American classrooms, and daily life and even the workplace. Audiences are pleasantly surprised at their experience at her keynotes at conferences as the inspiration and life-changing nature is unexpected. The transformation from audience member to the feeling like a next destiny has just opened up. The path is different for everyone and people regularly say they were blown away.

She lives south of Denver, Colorado, with her dog Gus. She is crazy proud and connected to her daughter, who is quite independent, confident, and researches productivity, marketing, and has her own outrageously funny and friendly dog, Chewy.