Testimonials

“Louise is in charge.  She runs the meetings with authority that is not so much taken from the group but invested in the group.” -Program participant 2024

"Our department recently held a retreat, and Louise Keogh Weed was indispensable in both the planning and execution of the day. She helped us flesh out the goals of our time together, and then brainstormed activities that would help the group meet those goals. Her ideas were fresh and thoughtful, and she had a truly flexible approach to designing the programming so that we could truly tailor it to our team’s needs. Louise Keogh Weed also facilitated our event – she is an incredible facilitator. She commands attention but also has an ease of interaction with the group that invited dialogue and drew people into the topic at hand. I never thought I’d see some of my usually very serious colleagues laughing and enjoying throwing a ball around as an icebreaker – but they did! And that is Louise’s touch. She is truly a professional and her experience with leading this type of programming was evident throughout the event. She was able to steer the conversations naturally but keeping us on task; she was able to bring out participation even from colleagues who are typically more quiet, and more than anything, everyone just enjoyed working with her. I most highly recommend working with Louise for any group event – we will be asking her to come back and facilitate our next retreat.”

—Dr. Audrey P, Medical Director

“I think with you, you saw things in me that I wasn’t aware of.” -Coaching client

“I approached Louise because of a compelling article I read which featured her commenting on Change Management in Healthcare. I asked her to give a presentation to medical staff leaders at my organization on the topic and her talk was phenomenal. It validated many of the frustrations we feel as clinical leaders and provided a step-by-step process for overcoming institutional barriers. I highly recommend her expertise without reservation.”

— Meghan M, Medical Director