Services - Patient Advocacy Training
- “Karen Friedman does an amazing job assisting advocates who speak on our company’s behalf to succinctly tell their personal stories in an impactful way and make more meaningful connections with their audiences across the nation. I’ve worked with many agencies but Karen has generated the greatest results for those advocates she coaches!”
-Janet Reimund CSL Behring, Manager, Consumer Affairs
- “Teaching is in your genes. Even your post session email was inspiring, thought provoking and so encouraging.”
-Patient Advocate
- “Karen taught us how to paint the picture and make it personal. She showed us how to speak from our hearts to their hearts and deliver our message with passionto make a difference for others.”
-Patient Advocate
- “Most coaches focus on posturing but Karen focuses on helping you be your best you. She provided valuable tips I can immediately use to increase my level of impact both in and outside of work.”
-Brandi Marsh Director Human Resources, Johnson & Johnson
- “I have had the opportunity to work with many consultants such as yourself, but never any as expert in guiding me and adding to my skills.”
-Dr. Daniel Wynn, Director Clinical Research, Consultants in Neurology
Helping patients find their voice is one of our passions at KFE, Inc. Patients and their families have such heartwarming motivating stories to tell but don’t always know how to convey their experiences succinctly and passionately to different 
audiences. Our highly customized individual and small group sessions teach patients how to speak from their hearts to bring their personalstories to life for physicians, nurses, other patients, medical staff, insurance companies and company executives who seek a greater understanding of medical conditions and issues that affect their patients.
Practicing techniques to speak with conviction and convey emotion without embarrassment has helped even the most timid advocate develop confidenceand comfort, empowering them to reach new heights, change how others think and make a difference they didn’t realize was possible.
