Mackenzie Waechter, Counseling Intern

Mackenzie (she/her) believes in the importance of empowering her clients to help them confidently recognize their own resilience and power.

Kenzie Waechter (she/her) is a graduate student at Northwestern University working on her MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

She is passionate about providing individuals with a safe space to share their lived experiences with authenticity, empathy, and transparency. She believes in meeting clients where they are at, and empowering clients to live a fulfilling and meaningful life, while also working towards creating a more just and equitable world. 

Kenzie is currently accepting adult individual clients. Kenzie helps clients by helping them developing coping skills while identifying patterns that no longer serve them, Kenzie works to provide a safe, collaborative client-tailored environment that promotes the acceptance and change of unhelpful thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

Kenzie was born and raised in the Kansas City metropolitan area. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a Minor in Family and Human Development from Arizona State University. For self-care and during her free time, she enjoys yoga, walking her husky-pitbull mix, Archie, cooking and baking, and going to museums.

Supervised by Imani Bowman, LCPC