Meghan Sobocienski, LMSW, MDiv
Neurodivergent Affirming Therapy
Ann Arbor, MI
Hi, I'm Meghan, a neurodivergent affirming licensed clinical social worker who believes in the inherent power of each person to change themselves and impact the systems surrounding them. I use a collaborative, open, and supportive approach to therapy, incorporating conversation, activity, movement, and art. I have 2 decades of experience working with young adults, families and youth.
Who I Work With
I provide individual, couples, and family therapy for:
Young adults and college students looking to explore their identy as they transition to new school and work settings
Individuals uncovering and unmasking and making sense of their neurodivergent identities.
Parents seeking support strategies to care for their high spirited neurodivergent kids
Couples looking for ways to better communicate in their relationships
Individuals struggling with anxiety and hamster wheel brain that keeps them up at night
Individuals healing from religious and institutional trauma.
My practice provides a relational, non-intimidating therapeutic experience tailored to each individual client's needs and goals.
Therapeutic Approach
My approach to therapy is highly relational and attachment-based. I utilize evidence-based methodologies along with conversation and a practical approach to ensure that clients feel better and achieve the goals they are seeking to accomplish in therapy.
Core Modalities:
Narrative therapy
Sensory processing and sensory integration
Attachment Based Approaches
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
Client centered and trauma informed therapy
Art Therapy
We will work together to create a plan that feels useful and achievable for you. Whether you are struggling to fit in, parenting strong, brilliant kids, or working to become a more confident and powerful version of yourself, I am here to support your journey.
Areas of Specialization
I specialize in supporting:
ADHD, Autistic and AuDHD individuals seeking to understand and appreciate their unique brains and sensory needs.
Parents and families of neurodivergent young people desiring to create home and school environments that honor and support all nervous systems.
Couples navigating various neurotypes within their relationships.
Individuals navigating the process of deconstructing religious and/or institutional trauma.
Young adults ages 18-26 navigating transitions from high school to college or college to work.
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out to schedule a free consultation
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Yes. I offer in-person individual and couples therapy in Ann Arbor. I also offer telehealth sessions for Michigan based clients when appropriate.
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Couples seek out therapy for a variety of reasons. Some common concerns include frequent conflict, emotional distance, challenges with sex and intimacy, difficulty communicating, infidelity, or feeling stuck in repeating patterns.
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No. Couples and relationship therapy is inclusive of unmarried partners, long-term relationships, and diverse relationship structures including non monogamous and polyamorous folks.
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Yes. I offer secure telehealth therapy for clients across Michigan and Florida, as well as in-person sessions in Ann Arbor. Many people appreciate the flexibility of virtual therapy, especially with busy or changing schedules.
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Yes, I am in network with BCBS and BCN. I can also provide a superbill to seek out of network reimbursement if I do not accept your insurance plan. Please note, couples therapy is private pay only.
Practice Location
The Intuitive Therapy Partners is located downtown Ann Arbor
103 E Liberty, Suite 202
Ann Arbor, MI 48104
I provide:
In-person therapy in Ann Arbor, MI
Telehealth therapy for clients across Michigan
Whether you’re local or seeking remote support, I will work with you to find the right format for your care.