I love to encourage people to see beyond perceived limitations, recognize expertise and abilities in others, and embrace possibility thinking. This approach explores the power of recognizing expertise, valuing diverse perspectives, and nurturing collaboration and innovation—ultimately leading to a more vibrant, productive, and inclusive society.
The traditions that sculpted Louise’s character, her journey of realizing the strength in seeking help, and the vital role relationships and communication play in personal growth.
How we live in a world that often sees limitations before potential and how some individuals have the ability to challenge common beliefs and turn setbacks into stepping stones for success.
Louise and her peers at the Moncton Ostomy Chapter are urging the provincial government to release funding for people with an Ostomy in New Brunswick.
What if, within every tragedy, adversity and setback in our lives, there is a blessing to unwrap? How would our lives then change? In this presentation, I share my story of how it all began. Book Info: http://www.giftofthehit.com
Louise and Sharon Mercer, the president of the Moncton Ostomy Chapter, are speaking out on behalf people living with an Ostomyto encourage financial support for supplies in New Brunswick.
It was indeed a pleasure to hear your compelling story at the Halifax Ostomy Society educational event. If I could summarize your presentation in a word, it was impactful. Learning the challenges you faced, and how you conquered them every time is a call to action for anyone to see the possibilities before us in a whole new light.
Watching Louise present her health journey is a life lesson in overcoming barriers and finding the ability in disability. Her authentic truth, passion, humour and first-hand storytelling is always on full display. Four paws up for Louise and her four-legged companion Mr Fig..
I was a participant in a diversity workshop presented by Louise Burley. Louise’s approach was interactive and used the adult learning model. This workshop expanded my understanding of diversity and how it relates to me and my workplace.
Louise has a wonderful, fresh perspective, a contagious attitude, and an inspiring presence.
Louise is a warm, enthusiastic, and captivating presenter. I really enjoyed the practical exercises and stories. The workshop was both productive and enjoyable, and the presentation was excellent.
— Thanks a million! You’ve boosted my confidence to keep going.
Louise Burley is a passionate and innovative presenter who inspires her audiences with personal stories of courage and truth-seeking that give them new insights into being better people and, therefore, better professionals in service of others’ success.
As a host of, and participant in, a variety of Louise’s workshops and seminars and keynotes in the span of 8 years, I have seen how her audiences engage with her on a personal basis; engage with Mr. Fig to put themselves at ease; ask questions about disability that they were afraid to ask before; and have themselves become more comfortable in their own approach to working with and welcoming the disabled community into what we call “the mainstream”. We all should be so fortunate to learn from Louise.
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