Supervision

Clinical supervision is much more than discussing cases. It is a collaborative relationship where there is space to think, reflect, challenge, learn and be supported. I aim to create a supervision relationship where you feel genuinely understood, respected and able to bring both your clinical work and yourself into the room.
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I offer neurodiversity-affirming supervision for therapists who identify as neurodivergent themselves, as well as for practitioners working with autistic and other neurodivergent clients. I also provide supervision for organisations, clinical teams and managers who wish to develop neurodiversity-informed practice within their services.

My approach is relational, collaborative and grounded in curiosity. Rather than assuming there is a “right” way to practise, I work alongside you to explore what is happening in the therapeutic relationship, your clinical thinking, and your own responses. Together we can make sense of complexity while remaining compassionate towards both ourselves and our clients.

I understand that many neurodivergent therapists have spent years adapting themselves to fit professional expectations that were not designed with neurodivergent ways of thinking, processing or communicating in mind. Supervision should not be another place where masking feels necessary. My aim is to offer a space where your authentic way of working is welcomed and valued, while supporting you to practise safely, ethically and with confidence.

For therapists working with neurodivergent clients, supervision provides an opportunity to deepen neurodiversity-affirming practice, reflect on relational dynamics, consider sensory, communication and processing differences, and move away from deficit-based models towards approaches that recognise and build upon individual strengths.

My supervision is informed by over 25 years of working alongside autistic individuals and their families, alongside my work as an accredited psychotherapist and behaviour specialist. I integrate person-centred values with trauma-informed practice, mindfulness, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Internal Family Systems (IFS) principles and current neurodiversity-affirming approaches, always adapting supervision to the individual practitioner rather than expecting practitioners to fit a single model.

About Rachel Singh

Professional Training and Specialist Development

Alongside my professional qualifications, I remain committed to ongoing learning to ensure my practice reflects current evidence and neurodiversity-affirming approaches. Relevant additional training includes:
  • Accredited member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP).
  • Certified Mindfulness Now Teacher, licensed to facilitate the accredited 8-week Mindfulness Now programme.
  • Using Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy With Autistic Clients: Minimising Uncertainty and Reducing Overwhelm for Improved Clinical Outcomes (April 2025).
  • Certified Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical Specialist (ASDCS) Intensive Training (July 2023).
  • Janina Fisher’s Trauma Treatment Certification Training (CCTP): The Latest Advances and Proven Techniques to Resolve Deeply Held Trauma (April 2023).
  • Healing Trauma with Janina Fisher: Essential Strategies for Shame, Self-Loathing and Working with the Body (May 2023).
  • Treating Trauma with Internal Family Systems Therapy: Step-by-Step Procedures for Healing Trauma, Anxiety, Depression and More (May 2023).
Whether you are newly qualified, an experienced practitioner, or a manager seeking reflective space around neurodiversity within your service, I strive to provide supervision that is thoughtful, affirming and grounded in both clinical experience and genuine human connection. My hope is that our supervision relationship enables you to feel supported, challenged where helpful, and increasingly confident in developing an authentic, ethical and sustainable way of practising.
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How to book

Sessions cost £65 each.

I offer an intial consultation, and short-term or long-term supervision package. Sessions are 50 minutes and are held online, fornightly or monthly.

Cancellation and Reschedule Policy:
Once we confirm the frequency of working together, then this space and time I hold for you. If you are ill I will do my best to find an alternative time to meet. I don’t charge for sessions that are missed as long as you provide me a week’s notice.

Whether you are working with neurodiverse clients or are a neurodiverse therapist, then please click below to see if we can find a compatible time to start working together.

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