Writing is a form of art, and many writers excel as writers when they have inspiration. For freelance writer Kimberly Verbyla, inspiration can be found from past personal struggle, life experiences, and her continuing work as a parent. Even as a writer, Kimberly Verbyla’s work is meant to teach and inform.

Kimberly Verbyla prefers to write short articles. She leans toward assignments that are 1,000 words or less. However, she does commit to longer projects. Drawing on previous life experiences to add depth to her articles, Kimberly Verbyla enjoys writing on topics she is familiar with. “I enjoy writing about a number of topics, but the ones I enjoy the most are: autism, education and teaching, fitness, gluten-free living, vegetarianism, relationships, domestic abuse, healthy living, and disease prevention,” says Kimberly Verbyla.

As a freelance writer, Kimberly Verbyla offers her writing skills for hire by others. She advertises herself on elance.com and assures clients they will receive exceptional pieces. She promises potential clients to be open-minded regarding proposals.

An example of Kimberly Verbyla’s work can be found on gluterra.com. Her article submitted on June 19, 2013 entitled, “Raising Gluten-Free Kids,” is heavily focused on her experience raising her son on a gluten-free diet, traversing the challenges of school foods, people bringing in foods to share, and children sharing snacks. Kimberly Verbyla mentions in the article how many foods must be avoided and how challenging it can be.

Kimberly Verbyla typically spends her time writing about her experiences with autism, parenting, and living gluten-free. She has several articles on the gluttera.com website, but looks forward to seeing her articles elsewhere. Kimberly Verbyla looks forward to more articles on parenting and nutrition as she works to finish her master’s degree in nutrition.

While she has been writing since the 1990s, Kimberly Verbyla began working with children with autism in Connecticut before moving to Florida. In 2006, she began working for the Seminole County Public Schools K-6. Kimberly Verbyla was rewarded the Paul J. Hagerty Technology Award in June of 2010. Kimberly Verbyla is an experienced nanny and babysitter. Her experience with children and education also provide fuel and inspiration for writing.