MacKenzie (Kenzie) Mizell

My background helps me take a holistic stance so we can identify what is impacting your struggles and work together to find the solutions. My training in systemic multicultural therapy allows me to create a healthy and inclusive therapeutic space where we can address the injustices and social norms that make therapy and life difficult. I offer a brave space. I am a queer, nonbinary, neurodivergent therapist, and show up authentically in each session. I am a chronic childhood abuse and neglect survivor. I work with many clients who are coming to realize they may align with these identities and want a space to process this. I enjoy supporting clients through identity exploration and processing how these identities impact their daily lives. I enjoy assisting clients in processing trauma and creating necessary boundaries for the relationships in their lives. I am originally from Raleigh, North Carolina, and currently live in Charlotte, North Carolina. I achieved my Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology at NC State (go pack!) and my Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy at Appalachian State University.