Profession: Occupational Therapist
Natalie Rolle, MOT, OTR/L, developed and serves as Director of the Sleep Services Program within the Center for Community Partnerships at Colorado State University. She is a member of the Society of Behavioral Sleep Medicine and has advanced training in CBT-I along with other experience in behavioral sleep medicine. She is also part of the University of Pennsylvania CBT-I JEDIS group, which recognizes expert-level CBT-I providers nationwide.
For the past 11+ years, Natalie has provided direct sleep services using CBT-I and other behavioral strategies to support individuals with chronic insomnia, restless legs syndrome, circadian rhythm disorders, and other sleep-related conditions. She is nationally recognized for her work in CBT-I and provides training and supervision to other CBT-I pr ...
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I see Colorado State residents remotely via telehealth. I work with motivated adults of all ages who are ready for a focused, evidence-based approach to better sleep, including college students, career professionals & retirees, new parents, women navigating perimenopause or menopause, and active military & veterans. I provide proven, targeted strategies, customized to each individual, to address insomnia at its roots and help restore healthy, sustainable sleep.
If you’re exhausted from struggling with sleep and feel like nothing has worked, you’re not alone. Chronic insomnia can feel overwhelming, but effective treatment is possible. With the right support and proven strategies, sleep can improve. I’d be honored to help you take the next step toward lasting change.
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Laura Hartley is a HCPC-registered specialist occupational therapist with over 20 years' experience spanning both the NHS and private practice.
Having developed a clinical specialism in neurological rehabilitation, Laura has seen first-hand how complex health conditions affect the brain and body, both physically and psychologically.
Restorative, good-quality sleep is essential to optimising rehabilitation outcomes, and its absence contributes to fatigue, poor wellbeing, and on day-to-day functioning, relationships, work roles and responsibilities.
Driven by this insight, Laura has spent the last eight years integrating sleep science into her practice, training in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and psychotherapeutic coaching ...
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I support people with sleep disturbances and insomnia via telehealth in Oregon. I completed training in CBT-I at the Sleep Health & Insomnia Program at Stanford University. The treatment I provide is collaborative, structured, and focused on restoring consistent, reliable sleep without medication. Most clients see measurable improvement within several weeks. I offer a free 15-minute consultation, which can be booked through my online portal.
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