Mckenzie Casad is a Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with an MSW and LCSW credential, devoted to exploring the profound impact relationships have on individuals' lives. Guided by psychodynamic and psychoanalytic theory, her practice emphasizes a collaborative approach where therapist and client engage in deep reflection to uncover insights and foster a better understanding of one’s inner world. Mckenzie believes that as clients come to know themselves, they open the door to personal growth and flourishing. With years of dedicated study, including infant and young child observational practices, Mckenzie specializes in areas such as depression, anxiety, and interpersonal relationships, varying from trauma to significant life changes. Her work extends to adults, mother-infant pairs, and adolescents who are navigating similar challenges and seeking improved well-being. An active member of the Contemporary Freudian Society and coordinator for Virginia's Postpartum Support International, Mckenzie also offers training in psychedelic assisted psychotherapy, including preparation and integration sessions and Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy. Her diverse modalities—ranging from group to individual and family therapy—create a compassionate space for healing and transformation.