Clinical Services
Individual Therapy
Engaging in individual therapy allows for the opportunity to open oneself up to the possibility of change, and the chance to achieve the emotional well-being one deserves. In a safe, confidential and collaborative environment, the therapist works together with the client to break old patterns and create new, healthy ones.
Child Therapy
Child therapy supports children and adolescents in understanding, expressing, and managing emotional, behavioral, and relational challenges in developmentally appropriate ways. Children may experience distress related to family transitions, grief or loss, trauma, anxiety, behavioral concerns, or difficulties within school or peer relationships.
Therapy may involve play-based, expressive, and evidence-informed interventions, and when clinically appropriate, includes collaboration with caregivers to support consistency and emotional safety across environments. At Mackenzie Clinic, child-focused interventions are thoughtfully adapted to the child’s developmental stage, presenting concerns, and the broader family context in which they live.
Therapy for Men
“Strength isn’t about carrying it alone—it’s about knowing when to get support.”
Men often experience stress, loss, anger, or emotional strain in ways that are unseen or misunderstood. Therapy for men provides a confidential, practical space to explore challenges, develop effective coping strategies, and strengthen emotional well-being without judgment. Men may seek support for issues such as anxiety, depression, relationship or separation distress, parenting challenges, grief and loss, work-related stress, trauma, or navigating high-conflict family or legal situations. At Mackenzie Clinic, clinicians work collaboratively with men to provide goal-focused, respectful, and individualized care.
Couples Therapy
Couples therapy is a place to work on the variety of issues that may arise within the relationship, from general dissatisfaction to parenting differences to discussions of divorce or separation. The aim in couples therapy is to help improve communication and listening skills. Its focus is on helping couples validate one another, even if not always in agreement, leading to the use of healthier strategies to solving conflict.
Family Therapy
Family therapy aims to create an opportunity for all family members to learn more positive, healthy ways of interacting. Family therapy generally includes all members of the family, and can also focus on different “groupings” as needed. With children and adolescent, family therapy is an important addition to their individual therapy.
Grief Therapy
Grief therapy supports individuals navigating the emotional, psychological, and relational impact of loss. Loss may arise from death, separation, divorce, estrangement, changes in family structure, or other significant life transitions. Grief can present in complex and non-linear ways, affecting mood, identity, functioning, and relationships. Grief therapy provides a structured, compassionate space to process loss, integrate the experience, and support adaptive coping while honoring the individual’s unique grief journey. Clinicians at Mackenzie Clinic tailor their approach to meet each client’s needs, circumstances, and goals.
Trauma Therapy
Trauma therapy is designed to support individuals who have experienced overwhelming or distressing events that continue to impact emotional regulation, cognition, behavior, and interpersonal functioning. Trauma may result from acute incidents, chronic exposure, relational trauma, or complex developmental experiences. Using evidence-informed, trauma-responsive frameworks, therapy focuses on restoring a sense of safety, strengthening coping capacities, and supporting meaningful recovery and integration. Clinicians at Mackenzie Clinic tailor their therapeutic approach to meet each client’s unique history, presentation, and therapeutic needs.