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Nichol LeBeau

Site-Based Counselor
Nichol LeBeau standing outside with the mountains behind her, facing forward, smiling at the camera.
Pronouns:
she, her, hers

Nichol LeBeau is the site-based counselor that does hours in the Women & Gender Student Space once per week, and in Native American Student Affairs four days per week. She is available to be seen by ANY student, regardless of identities, and her services are completely free. 

Professional Interests

Nichol has worked in the mental health field for about 10 years in a variety of settings, most recently in residential treatment settings.  Her focus has been on trauma, addiction, eating disorders, pain, and mood disorders which have given her a wealth of knowledge and understanding.  In her master's program, she focused on intergenerational trauma due to the forced boarding school systems and learned the huge impact on families and communities. Nichol uses a cultural approach of strength-based and trauma-focused.  

Personal Interests

Nichol spends as much time with her family when she can.  She loves to travel and has yet to travel outside the US.  Nichol likes to be active. She has run 4 half-marathons and can usually be found in a Zumba class.  Nichol credits her spirituality for grounding her when times get tough and helping her find a balance in life.  

 

To read the rest of Nichol's practitioner profile, please visit her Counseling & Psych Services (CAPS) profile here: https://caps.arizona.edu/person/nichol-lebeau