About Jennifer-Lee

My name is Jennifer-Lee Koble. I am Métis/Cree and mixed European ancestry.

For over twenty years, I have had the privilege of accompanying people through profound life transitions, through times of trauma, grief, mental health struggles, substance misuse, birthing, parenting, marital struggles and terminal illness.  These relationships have informed how I practice and I feel gratitude to all those who have invited me to support and celebrate their healing and growth.

Counselling

My clinical approach is strengths-based, relational, collaborative, compassionate, history and trauma informed. Together we will create an environment where healing is possible, where you can come to hear and trust your inner knowing.

All that life brings is welcome in our therapeutic relationship.  I look forward to connecting with you.

Education and Training

I have a Bachelors (BSW) and Masters degree from UBC School of Social Work (MSW) and I am registered with the BC College of Social Workers (RSW #11639).

Trainings that inform my practice are Bodynamic-Somatic Psychotherapy, Somatic Experiencing Therapy, Family Systems Theory, Attachment Theory, Narrative Therapy and Indigenous Focusing-Oriented Therapy and Complex Trauma.

I am an approved service provider with the First Nations Health Authority and BC Victims of Crime Program. I have experience working with those who have survived and live with the experiences of Indian Residential Schools, Day Schools, 60’s Scoop, and other impacts of colonization.