Hi, I’m KP Hartman.
I’m a mental health professional specializing in trauma, addiction, and stress. My approach is trauma-informed, evidence- and strengths-based, and collaborative.
My Approach
My approach is grounded in the belief that insight alone is often not enough. Lasting change requires attention to the nervous system, the body, and the survival patterns that helped you keep going. I integrate EMDR, parts work, and somatic awareness, among other evidence-based practices, to support therapy that is deep, practical, and sustainable.
I get that life can feel overwhelming, and sometimes it’s hard to make sense of it all. I’m here to help you navigate those turbulent waters. We’ll not only talk about what you’ve been through, but we’ll also tune into how it lives in your body. It’s amazing how our physical selves can hold on to our stories—whether that’s through tightness in your shoulders, a racing heart, or even just that feeling of being "off."
Through somatic practices, we'll work to help your nervous system find regulation. With movement, you'll reclaim a positive relationship with your physical self. And through trauma-informed care, we’ll cultivate the safety necessary for you to engage in deep healing.
Together, we’ll not only enhance how you move through the world but also improve your relationship with yourself and your environment. I’m here to support you in reshaping your experience and building a life that feels authentic and fulfilling.
Credentials & Education
Master’s Degree in International Disaster Psychology: Trauma & Global Mental Health
Licensed Professional Counselor
Licensed Addiction Counselor
EMDR-Tr
Certified Personal Trainer
Community Care & The Robinhood Pricing Model
Financial gatekeeping has no place in trauma-informed care. Commercial fitness and allopathic wellness are frequently built on disposable income, demanding capital that many individuals simply do not possess.
Our culture makes taking care of yourself in a demanding environment significantly harder than it should be. For BIPOC, LGBTQ+, disabled, and neurodivergent individuals, navigating systemic oppression already requires a massive invisible expenditure of energy. Adding an economic barrier to basic somatic regulation only deepens that systemic harm.
To actively dismantle these barriers, this practice operates on a Robinhood Pricing Model.
How the Model Works
Sustainability in marginalized communities is not an individual practice; mutual aid is our clinical infrastructure. The Robinhood model builds that infrastructure directly into the operational mechanics of the practice:
The Full-Fee Contribution: When you pay the standard, full-fee rate for psychotherapy, personal training, or systems consulting, a dedicated percentage of your payment is intentionally held back and placed into a community fund.
The Redistribution: This fund is used to directly subsidize low-cost and no-cost spots on the caseload.
The Clinical Impact: Your full-fee payment actively funds highly specialized care for clients navigating financial gatekeeping, housing instability, or capacity loss.
Selecting Your Tier
When choosing your payment structure, please conduct a quiet audit of your own financial geography and socioeconomic privilege.
The Standard Tier: This rate is for individuals with stable income, disposable capital, and institutional safety. Choosing this tier sustains the practice and actively funds our community pool.
The Supported Tier: This rate is for individuals navigating systemic oppression, domestic instability, or the financial realities of chronic illness. If paying the standard tier would cause a dangerous trade-off in your basic survival or biological budget, this tier is for you.
Who This Supports
By engaging at the full-fee tier, you are sharing resources and building a protective network where marginalized realities do not require translation. The redistributed funds actively support:
Trans & Queer Youth: This model provides fiercely safe sanctuary spaces and non-clinical fitness cohorts for youth facing systemic hostility.
Clients Navigating Capacity Loss: The fund subsidizes somatic care for individuals managing dysautonomia, chronic illness, disability, and the exorbitant biological costs of daily life.
Marginalized Communities: This structure ensures that care is not restricted only to those possessing institutional insulation and wealth.
BIPOC Clients & Communities of Color: Navigating systemic oppression, racial violence, and deep-seated medical mistrust demands an immense daily "invisible expenditure" of energy. This fund removes financial barriers to specialized somatic care that honors racial trauma—without requiring code-switching or self-advocacy to justify rest.
Build healing your body can hold
Contact
Phone: 720-460-0343
Email: kp@breathandbonellc.com