Nikki Hardeman is an LPC in Abilene, TX, specializing in ADHD, trauma, and emotional regulation for teens, adults, and seniors.
Nikki Hardeman, LPC, provides a safe, affirming, and collaborative therapeutic space for teens, adults, and seniors. Specializing in support for neurodivergent and neurodiverse needs, she offers expertise in managing ADHD, emotional regulation, behavioral issues, and school-related challenges. Her approach is rooted in cultural humility, making her a dedicated resource for families navigating identity, racial identity, and systemic inequities.
With extensive experience in trauma, anxiety, depression, and PTSD, Nikki works with individuals and families to develop essential coping skills and manage ongoing stress or grief. Her practice is highly adaptable, focusing on the client as the expert of their own life, and is particularly skilled in addressing complex issues like family conflict, life transitions, and self-esteem within a compassionate, person-centered framework.
Nikki Hardeman offers both in-person sessions in Abilene, TX, and online telehealth services to ensure accessibility. She is currently accepting new clients and accepts various insurance plans, including Medicaid, Medicare, Aetna, BlueCross BlueShield, and UnitedHealthcare. Individual sessions are available for $130, with payment options including cash and Mastercard.
| Licenses | TX / 89687 |
| Additional Qualifications | MS · LPC |
| Age Group | Teen · Adults · Elders (65+) |
| Attended School | Abilene Christian University |
| Degree/Diploma | MS in Counseling Psychology |
| Year Graduated | 2022 |
| Credentials | MS · LPC |
| Payment Methods | Cash · Mastercard |
| Accepted Insurance Plans | Aetna · BlueCross and BlueShield · Medicaid · Medicare · UnitedHealthcare UHC | UBH |
| Offers Online Therapy | Yes |
| Waitlist Status | Currently accepting new clients |
| Fees | Individual sessions: $130 |
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