Respect
Your identities, beliefs, choices, and lived experience matter.
Jennifer Racine, DPC, RTCc · Jubilee Cares Counselling
I believe people can feel the difference between being analyzed and being understood.
My role is not to rush you toward a tidy answer. It is to listen carefully, help you make sense of what is happening, and support choices that feel more like your own.
DesignationRTCc
Professional membershipACCT #3996
EducationTwo related diplomas
Experience10+ years in recovery community work
A welcoming space for the whole person.
I work with individuals and parents navigating challenges big or small: difficult relationships, childhood experiences that still affect the present, grief and emotional numbness, recovery, parenting, anxiety, and major life changes.
You are welcome here across identities, values, beliefs, family structures, and life histories. I aim to create a space where you can be direct, uncertain, emotional, practical, quiet, or still figuring out what you need.
Collaboration over prescription.
Counselling works best when you retain choice. We can notice patterns, explore what they mean, and try new ways of responding without treating you like a problem to solve.
Some sessions may focus on making sense of the past. Others may be about a conversation tomorrow, a boundary you are practising, or simply having somewhere to put what has felt too heavy to hold alone.
Experience that comes alongside the person.
Jennifer holds a Diploma in Professional Counselling (2021) and a Diploma in Child and Youth Care (2015).
She is Jennifer Racine, DPC, RTCc; an ACCT member #3996. Her current designation is RTCc — Registered Therapeutic Counsellor-Candidate. She works with an approved supervisor while completing the required direct-client-contact, supervision, continuing-education, and experience requirements for full RTC status.
Association of Cooperative Counselling Therapists of CanadaVerify Jennifer’s ACCT registration
Jennifer brings more than a decade of related experience in the addiction recovery community, including leadership in a faith-based recovery program. She also has experience as a childcare provider supporting neurodivergent children and children experiencing trauma-related behavioural challenges.
She also brings lived experience of addiction, recovery, hurt, and rebuilding. As a mother and grandmother in a large neurodivergent family, she understands that change happens in real households and complicated lives—not under perfect circumstances. That experience informs how she listens without putting herself on a pedestal or pretending to be the expert on somebody else’s life.
What you can expect
Clarity
We name the focus, fees, and practical boundaries of the work.
Choice
You decide what to explore, what to pause, and what progress means.
Real life
Insight should support the conversations and decisions waiting outside the session.
Before you book
Ask any practical question you need to ask.
The free consultation is the right place to ask about Jennifer’s approach, scope, privacy practices, and whether the fit feels right. Her current training, designation, and professional membership are published above so you do not need to ask for basic trust facts.
Jubilee Cares currently offers online counselling to people located in British Columbia at the time of their session.
Insurance eligibility depends on the plan. Read the insurance and benefits guide before relying on reimbursement.
A gentle first step
Bring the questions that matter to you.
The free 15-minute consultation is a brief, no-obligation way to meet Jennifer, ask questions, and decide whether you would like to continue.