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Katarina Norman is a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner, harm reduction advocate, and social justice warrior. She provides outpatient psychiatry as well as free enhanced outpatient programming for people with Medicaid, Medicare, or no insurance, and for those who have experienced treatment trauma elsewhere. Her practice is all about eating intuitively and meeting patients where they're at, with a special interest in the intersection of disordered eating and food insecurity.

Credentials: PMHNP-BC; APRN-CNP, Oklahoma licensed; Master's degree, Herzing University; PhD studies, University of Oklahoma

Trainings, certifications & community lineages

IEDS

Professional role

Nurse Practitioner

Location & service delivery

Countries: USA

States/regions: Oklahoma

Cities: Tulsa

Service format: Virtual, In-person, Hybrid

Telehealth platform: doxy.me/sunshinetulsa

Services offered

Services

Individual therapyGroup therapyAdvocacy

Available for

University lecturesWorkshopsStaff trainings

Speaking topics, trainings & workshops

Food insecurity in eating disorders

Availability & access

Current availability

Currently accepting clients or community members

Accepting: Outpatient and enhanced outpatient

Languages

English

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible space

Payment

Insurance acceptedPrivate paySliding scaleDonation-basedLow-cost/reduced costFree offerings

Speaking & consulting fees

Negotiable

Focus areas & populations

Focus areas

Eating Disorders — restrictiveEating Disorders — purgingEating Disorders — binge eatingEating Disorders — ARFIDEating Disorders — generalSubstance useTraumaFood insecurityHousing insecurityReligious traumaReproductive justiceIncarcerationAcross the lifespanStreet-based outreachPeople in active substance use

Communities served

Children and youth (under 18)Adults (18–64)LGBTQIA+ communitiesBIPOC communitiesSurvivors of violence

Identity & values

Values & commitments

Harm reductionDecolonial approachesCommunity-based care

Identities & communities

Lived experience with eating disorders and bariatric surgery

Lived experience

Eating disordersReligious traumaHousing insecurity

Practice & approach

Psychodynamic approachesCBTTraditional/ancestral medicine

RO-DBT

What harm reduction means in practice

Meeting the client where they're at, allowing them full autonomous control of their life. Recovery is not linear and there is not one strict definition of 'recovered'.

Communities, movements & lineages that shaped this work

Working with the Medicaid/Medicare population and the inability to access health care; use of suboxone/buprenorphine for patients with substance use disorders.

Preferred contact

Phone: 918-550-2294 or email: knorman@sunshinetulsa.org. Available Mon–Thurs 9–5, response within 1–2 business days.

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