Sonya Macfarlane
Coming from a neurodiverse family and being neurodiverse herself, Sonya has long been passionate about understanding and supporting the neurodiverse community. She earned a bachelor’s degree in music with a minor in theater from Texas State University and a master’s degree in counseling from St. Edward’s University.
Sonya’s professional experience includes teaching preschool, elementary, and special education, as well as facilitating support groups for the Austin Area Birthing Center and Austin Grief and Loss. She completed her student internships at The Northwest Counseling and Wellness Center and Spectrum Services.
With a focus on whole-person wellness, Sonya emphasizes the mind-body connection and the impact of an individual’s environment. She takes a systemic approach to therapy, recognizing the vital role of family and other support systems. In addition to individual therapy, she offers family and couples sessions to foster deeper connections and healing.
Pronouns: She/Her