McKenzie Barnes Platt is a Physician Assistant specializing in mental health care, with extensive clinical experience in psychiatry, integrative health, cardiology, emergency medicine, and internal medicine. She earned her Master of Medical Science in Physician Assistant Studies from Midwestern University and completed the Integrative Health and Lifestyle Program at the University of Arizona’s Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine. McKenzie specializes in anxiety, depression, life coaching, spirituality, and women's issues. She has experience supporting individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, and bipolar depression, and her integrative approach considers the whole person, incorporating psychiatric medication management, lifestyle modifications, and complementary wellness strategies tailored to each patient's individual needs. In addition to her clinical practice, she served as instructional faculty in Wayne State University's Physician Assistant Program, helping educate future healthcare professionals. McKenzie is committed to providing thoughtful, personalized care that empowers patients to better understand their mental health, navigate life's challenges, and work toward improved emotional well-being.