Therapy For Therapists

Because You Deserve a Space to Just Be

You’re a great therapist.
You follow the rules.
Your notes are mostly on time.
You’ve got solid boundaries, and your clients think the world of you.

But let’s be honest: some days, you’re running on empty. At the end of the day, you’re drained, staring at a pile of unfinished notes or yet another treatment plan that needs updating. You feel the weight of your work—and maybe even some of your own stuff—bubbling to the surface during sessions.

You tell yourself it’s time to find a therapist. You need to. You deserve to.

But then hesitation creeps in.

You’ve tried this before, and honestly? The other therapists just didn’t get it. They couldn’t meet your needs. How many times have you walked away feeling unheard or unseen? Too many to count. So, you tough it out, wondering if your expectations are just too high.

Let me stop you right there.

You’re not expecting too much.
You’re longing to be seen as the human you are—not the therapist who’s “supposed to know.”

You want real talk. You want a space to feel all the feelings you’ve been stuffing down for too long. You want to cry in therapy.

I see you. Oh, do I see you.

You wake up in the morning as a human—just like everyone else. But the world doesn’t always let you live in that truth. Especially not after the last few years. Covid shattered any semblance of balance, leaving you constantly “on” for everyone else. At work. At home. It’s just too much.

That’s where I come in.

Hi, I’m MacKenzie. The Therapist’s Therapist.

As an LCSW living in Missouri and licensed in Arizona, I offer you something invaluable: a safe, judgment-free space to simply be. No professional hat, no performance. Just you, showing up as you are.

Working with me means:

• You don’t have to explain the weight of our field—I get it.

• You won’t feel judged for needing help, because we all do.

• You’ll finally have a therapist who sees you as more than your role.

And because we’re in different states, there’s little chance of running into me at a coffee shop or networking event. That separation allows you to relax, knowing you can fully open up without the awkwardness of blurred lines.

If you’ve been waiting for a therapist who meets you where you are and helps you feel seen, heard, and supported, you’re in the right place.

You don’t have to do this alone. Let’s talk.

Schedule your consultation today.

You’ve spent enough time holding space for others. It’s time for someone to hold space for you.