Sofía Lopez

Sofía is an autistic migrant woman. After several years of nomadic life, she recently settled in Europe to deepen her message on psychedelics and neurodivergence. She holds a Master’s degree in Psychology and is a psychotherapist specializing in trauma, a psychedelic-assisted therapy practitioner, and the author of the book Esenciales para la vida. She has devoted herself to independent research with marginalized populations and is an active participant in psychedelic-field events, where she advances the conversation on including neurodivergent people in these therapies. She also accompanies neurodivergent people through microdosing protocols.

She leads the team of therapists at Sofía y la Vida, an online clinic that works with trauma, attachment, violence, and marginalized populations through a gender-focused approach grounded in social awareness, clinical responsibility, and a neurodivergence-informed perspective. She also directs Frequens, a transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) center in Mexico specializing in mental health and neurodivergence.