Meet McKenzie Brock, an experienced social worker whose passion for wellness and healing drove her to explore theatre and creative expression as healing modalities. McKenzie holds a Master's Degree in Social Work from the University of Denver and has been widely involved in various organizations and agencies to help vulnerable youth populations. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Social Work from Pacific University, where she graduated with an outstanding GPA of 3.8. She is also a certified Musical Theatre Program Completion graduate from the American Musical and Dramatic Academy and holds a Bachelor's Degree in General Studies from Point University, where she graduated with a perfect GPA of 4.0.

McKenzie has worked with different organizations in a supervisory or advisory capacity, including Lines for Life, Columbia Community Mental Health and 2U, where she was an MSW Student Success Advisor. She has also served as a graduate student research assistant at the University of Denver and as a program coordinator at Yoga for the People. Her experience in the service industry, primarily as a server for PrimeTime and Restaurants Unlimited Inc. (RUI), shaped her people skills and helped her develop strong interpersonal relationships.

An advocate of shifting expectations for healing modalities through incorporating theatre, yoga, and other creative forms of expression into the field of healing, McKenzie remains passionate about wellness and healing through the arts. Her diverse experiences in working with various organizations and populations demonstrate her adaptability and dedication to exploring different needs and areas of service.