Book a free 15-minute consultation

Choose a time. Jennifer will confirm it.

Fifteen minutes is enough to ask the practical questions, get a feel for Jennifer’s approach, and decide whether you want to keep talking. There is no obligation to continue.

Currently accepting new clients. There is no wait-list. Regular hours are Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m. Pacific Time.

First stepFree consultation · 15 minutes
Regular session55 minutes · $89 CAD
FormatGoogle Meet or phone
PaymentPayment is made by e-transfer after each session

Private appointment request

Request your consultation.

You can submit a request at any time, including evenings and weekends. Appointments are not confirmed until Jennifer approves the request.

Your requested time

Regular hours are Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Pacific. Choose a starting point; Jennifer confirms availability.

How Jennifer can reach you

What may the message say?

Before sending

This form is not monitored for emergencies. Call 911 or 988 in Canada if immediate help is needed.

Already booked? Complete your secure onboarding intake

What happens next

A request, a confirmation, then a conversation.

  1. 1

    Choose a time

    Choose an available consultation time and send Jennifer a private request.

  2. 2

    Jennifer confirms

    Your requested appointment becomes confirmed after Jennifer approves it.

  3. 3

    Prepare privately

    Before the first session, complete the informed-consent process and use the optional secure onboarding intake to organize what you want to discuss. Session access is provided for Google Meet or phone.

    Complete your secure intake

Confirmations and reminders

Choose contact options that are safe for you.

Jubilee appointment updates can provide appointment updates and reminders by email or text according to the notification options used for your booking. If it is not safe to mention counselling in a message, avoid that channel and tell Jennifer your safe-contact preference.

Reminder messages should stay practical and should not describe the reason for counselling. Email and text are not monitored for urgent or crisis support.

Need the policy details first? Read the fees and appointment policies or the insurance and benefits guide.