About me
Awareness begins in the present moment. I bring together lived experience and evidence, so that insight becomes something that holds up in everyday life.
I spent many years working in business, including six and a half years in finance management at General Electric in Germany and Europe. It taught me that figures only make a difference when the people behind them are seen.
On a part-time basis, from 2004 to 2026, I worked with BC² Management Services as a coach, trainer and consultant, in personal development and management training. Until 2021 I ran BC Horsetack, worked as a thermographer and animal naturopath, advised doctors and alternative practitioners on complementary medicine, and trained others in sound therapy.
Today, in early retirement, I share what I know in a few carefully chosen, small formats. What I bring is both: a clear eye for what can be backed by evidence, and a genuine interest in what someone is going through right now.
Memberships: Theralupa (Germany) · IPHM · International Practitioners of Holistic Medicine (England) 
- Diplom-Betriebswirtin (FH), German degree in business administration
- Filosofie magister (Sweden)
- Psychological Counsellor / Personal Coach (University-certified)
- Certified Master Life Coach
- NLP Master Practitioner
- Certified Animal Naturopath (Tierheilpraktikerin)
- Certified Veterinary Thermographer for Science and Medicine
- Accredited International Practitioner of Holistic Medicine (IPHM)
- Certified Equestrian Sports Manager
The name Bell-Chambers
For anyone who occasionally asks where the name comes from: Bell-Chambers is not really a double-barrelled name: it was originally ‘Bellchambers’. It is considered a Norman name and goes back to the village of Belencombre near Dieppe. After 1066 the family came to England and settled in Essex, where a William Belencumbre is recorded in 1235.
Many spellings have come down to us, including Bellchamber, Belchamber and Belencumbre. Shown alongside is the oldest family coat of arms recorded for the name.
Sound & Water Sound Image
For many years I worked with singing bowls, tuning forks and other sound instruments, and introduced seminar participants to working with them in practice. A good singing bowl is rich in overtones, which sound into one another and merge into a harmonious fundamental tone. Sensing the silence after the sound can be a deeply fulfilling experience.
My guide Sound for Relaxation, with exercises and instructions, is available as a PDF on the offerings page.
The image shows a water sound image of my voice, created by Michael Memminger.
Creative work
Creating can take many forms: through text, language, images or simply through creative trains of thought. I paint digitally, using an iPad, Apple Pencil and Art Studio Pro. Nature is the best model; light and shadow and different perspectives are wonderful to play with.
Animals
No longer activeUntil the end of 2021, as a veterinary thermographer and animal naturopath, I ran a practice for animals using non-invasive methods, that is, methods that can neither harm nor injure the animal during examination. One focus was thermography, for example in cases of unexplained lameness whose cause was hard to pin down. I no longer work in this field; this section is for information only.
Music
For me, music is another way of working with sound. My songs are made with Suno, and you can listen to them there.
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