Licensed Professional Counselor • Licensed Addictions Counselor • Certified Personal Trainer
📞 720-460-0343
Location:
Virtual via HIPAA-compliant video platforms
Only available to residents of
Colorado
Fees:
$160 per 60-minute session (private pay)
Offers sliding scale (3 spots available)
Insurance:
Aetna
BCBS
Carelon Behavioral Health
Cigna
Curative
Select Health
Types of sessions I offer:
60-minute sessions
Who I see in session:
Ages 18+
Individuals
Neurodivergent
LGBTQ
Athletes navigating identity crises post injury/illness/end of career
Modalities
DBT
EMDR
IFS
“I got into this work because I wanted to be one provider, one person, where you would not need to audition for your own care. I do this work so you can have at least one room where you don’t have to defend your limits, prove your pain, or perform resiliency just to be met with competent, human respect. ”
About:
KP Hartman is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Licensed Addictions Counselor (LAC) in Colorado with additional training in EMDR. They specialize in trauma, stress, addiction, and the complexities of the impact physical health has on mental health. They work with people who are used to performing, pushing through, and downplaying how bad something may really be. They are also a personal trainer (CPT) and incorporate the mind-body connection into their work. When appropriate, movement and physical activity can become part of the therapeutic process. It would not be as another performance goal, but as a tool for regulation, grounding, and connection.
I specialize in working with these populations:
Chronic Pain/Fatigue
Fibromyalgia
hEDS
RED
POTS
My expertise comes from:
“Professionally, I started out in recreational therapy where I focused on adaptation and inclusivity in recreation and leisure activities. Then in graduate school, I worked frequently with Survivors of Torture - most of whom lived with some form of chronic pain and/or illness. As someone who was aiming to specialize in trauma, I saw a pattern of trauma and illness that couldn't be explained by psychosomatic symptoms. I also saw the overlap in chronic illness and exposure to trauma which is where I really began to focus on chronic illness.
Personally, I have spent most of my life in and out of doctor's offices without answers. I also attended appointments for my mother and brother who also frequently went without answers. I was diagnosed with POTS and hEDS when I was 28. My mother and brother have both found diagnoses with various levels of success in identified interventions. ”
Additional Credentials and Trainings
Certified Personal Trainer (CPT)
EMDR-Tr