move beyond pain
therapeutic services
I offer one-on-one, personalized therapy to support children, teens, and adults living with the challenges of chronic pain, illness, and symptoms that haven’t responded to treatment. Therapy can be done virtually in Colorado or in person in Denver.
I am currently taking clients with both private pay and insurance. Click below to schedule:
Healing the whole self: 6-8 week Personalized programs
Choose from a 6 or 8 week therapeutic package designed to start shifting your experience of pain immediately. These short-term programs can be a cost-effective, structured way to start the process, providing tools for recovery from chronic pain right away. In each program you’ll receive:
Assessment and pain education
Re-patterning pain processes
Emotional processing to support ongoing healing
Live workshops
Sign up to attend my live workshops, which focus on pain education and exploring different practical strategies for treating chronic pain. These workshops differ from therapy and are non-clinical in nature, empowering participants through education and skill-building. I offer workshops at a range of price points to provide greater accessibility to chronic pain support.
2026 Workshop dates to be released soon! Please reach out to katie@movingmindtherapy.com for updates, or check back here in early 2026.
chronic pain consultation
I offer specialized consultation to psychotherapists, manual therapists, PTs, and medical professionals to better understand and support your clients experiencing chronic pain and conditions. In our consults, I can provide you with resources to empower your clients and improve outcomes as well as support clients to escape cycles of chronic medical dependency. *Please note, I do not currently offer consultation for opioid dependency, but can provide a referral for such support.
Consultation rates:
$75/hr individual consultation
$120/hr group or team consultation
“Healing is not the same thing as curing. Healing is an inner process through which a person becomes whole.”
Larry Dossey, M.D.