Louise Fréchette begins to practice as a bioenergetic analyst as soon as 1980. As of today, she can count on twenty-five years of clinical experience as a psychotherapist and bioenergetic analyst. Bioenergetic analysis remains the main approach she uses, but she also takes advantage of what she has learned in other approaches, particularly in psychosynthesis and in classic and ericksonian hypnosis, but also in other approaches she has had the opportunity to learn about over the years.

In 1985, reconnecting with her interest for teaching, Louise Fréchette opts for a career as a bioenergetic analysis trainer, while continuing to work as a psychotherapist. She begins her teaching career by supervising students who are in training in bioenergetic analysis at the Institut québécois d’analyse bioénergétique, founded by Denis Royer. Then, in 1987, she is invited to give training workshops in various bioenergetic societies : in Quebec, in Alberta as well as in France. In 1992, she is officially certified as an international trainer and becomes a Faculty member of the International Institute for Bioenergetic Analysis. Since then, she has had the privilege to teach in Canada (Montreal, Toronto, Edmonton, Winnipeg), in the United States (Texas, California), in Europe (France, Belgium, Spain), as well as in New Zealand.

She is presently director of training for two bioenergetic training programs, one that is sponsored by the Société québécoise d’analyse bioénergétique (SOQAB) and another one that is sponsored by the Institut d’analyse bioénergétique France sud (IABFS). She also currently teaches bioenergetic analysis in several other training programs that are sponsored by various societies: the Madrid Society, the Catalan Society, the Andalusia Society as well as one that is jointly sponsored by the French and the Belgian bioenergetic societies.

In addition to this, since 1987, Louise Fréchette has given various professional development activities for bioenergetic analysis therapist as well as for other professionals working in the helping profession in various places: Quebec, California, France and Spain. She also wrote several articles on the connection between body and emotion.