Mackenzie Ross, LPCC specializes in working with adults in their 20s and 30s who feel stuck in cycles of anxiety, OCD, or attachment patterns that make relationships and daily life feel overwhelming. Her approach is both directive and intuitive. The therapy room is a space to understand how your nervous system, trauma history, and learned patterns are showing up now, while also building clarity and momentum toward meaningful change. Together, we will work to slow down and notice what’s happening in your body and mind, untangle what feels heavy, and practice new ways of relating to fear, shame, and uncertainty.
Mackenzie’s work draws from Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) for OCD, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), mindfulness based approaches, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), and CBT. In session, she helps clients identify patterns, reconnect with their values, and take thoughtful action aligned with the life they want to create.
Mackenzie is a good fit for clients who want a therapist who is warm, honest, and actively engaged—someone who will sit with the hard feelings, offer clear structure, and invite you into the kind of work that helps you feel more regulated, self compassionate, and connected to yourself and others.
Outside of counseling, Mackenzie enjoys traveling, photography, pottery, meditation, and spending time in nature—all practices that support her belief in slowing down, noticing beauty, and living a values guided life.
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To see current license information for Mackenzie Ross, please visit the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies website and type her name in the search box. Mackenzie is under the supervision of Natalie Fairbank(MA, LPC).
