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Autistic Supervisor Listings
Here are our listings for autistic supervisors
Rebekah Jones
She/Her
I am a UKCP Clinical Psychotherapist, Certified Trauma Therapist, Certified EMDR Therapist, CISM Practitioner, Individual and Group Supervisor and Consulting Lecturer, working across it all in a neuro-affirmative way.
But, most importantly, I am a woman who was diagnosed late with AuDHD and this, added to enduring my own extensive trauma through child and young adulthood, I believe, adds a significant gift to my practice - more than anything because I absolutely do understand just how hard life can feel, but also that these challenges are all things that can be overcome with the right support.
Gemma Ewins
She/Her
I am a qualified, experienced neurodivergent Supervisor and provide individual and group supervision to Counsellors, Psychotherapists and other professionals.
I draw on my own experience of counselling within private practice and organisations to support a wide range of supervisees, from trainee to seasoned practitioner.
I have experience supervising neurodivergent therapists and/or those working with neurodivergent clients.
I provide online supervision via Zoom.
Linsey Bailey-Rowles
She/Her
Hi I'm Linsey, an accredited psychotherapist and EMDR practitioner with experience supporting people with chronic illness, fatigue, disability, neurodivergence, trauma, menopause, and identity exploration. I offer supervision that is trauma-informed, neurodivergence-aware, queer and disability-informed, and grounded in a biopsychosocial, relational, and reflective approach.
Sarah Royle
She/Her
I am an integrative therapist, and I use those principles in my supervision as well. My aim with supervision is to support you professionally and personally, focusing on your development, accountability and pastoral wellbeing. I have been supervising for 15 years, and I am passionate about supporting other professionals to be the best practitioners they can be.
Danielle Mills
Autistic supervisor with ADHD offering affirming, relational supervision for neurodivergent therapists. Flexible, collaborative, and grounded in lived experience. I can support those who are setting up or working within not-for-profits.
I offer supervision for neurodivergent therapists and practitioners, including those who are late-diagnosed, self-identified, or exploring their identity. Many of the people I work with are navigating burnout, imposter syndrome, masking fatigue, or trying to find ways to practise authentically within systems that weren’t designed with them in mind.
I often work with:
- Autistic therapists as well as those with ADHD or are AuDHDers
- Counsellors-in-training seeking affirming support
- Practitioners integrating creative, nature-based or animal-supported work
- Therapists running (or wanting to set up) not-for-profit services
- LGBTQIA+ and disabled therapists seeking anti-oppressive spaces
I offer online supervision across the UK, as well as in-person sessions in Derbyshire — including nature-based or equine-facilitated supervision for those who prefer to work outdoors or in more embodied, sensory-aware ways.
Linsey Bailey-Rowles
She/Her
Hi, I’m a neurodivergent clinical supervisor with lived and professional experience of trauma, chronic illness, Autism, ADHD, and LGBTQIA+ life. I offer compassionate, inclusive, and trauma-informed reflective supervision, helping counsellors feel supported, confident, and empowered in their work. All my experience is underpinned by comprehensive integrative & trauma inclusive training.
Jill Beason - Jill Holly Counselling
She/Her
Hi, I’m Jill – an autistic and ADHD counsellor, supervisor, and trainer. I offer creative, collaborative supervision that affirms neurodivergent experiences, encourages curiosity, and supports your unique way of working. Whether you're neurodivergent yourself or supporting ND clients, I create a space where you can show up fully and reflect deeply.
Nick Langley
He/Him
I am a senior accredited therapist and a recognised supervisor with the NCPS. My model is integrative, with a leaning towards humanistic approaches (particularly existential ways of working) and a pluralistic attitude to collaboration in both therapy and supervision. I am also a teacher, running a small training college in Kent and I have been supporting trainee counsellors grow and thrive since 2013.
Natalie Castonguay
She/Her
Described by my peers as a "disruptive innovator," I am passionate about making healthcare more accessible for both clients and providers. My journey is defined by a dynamic, comprehensive commitment to wellness that challenges conventional boundaries and embraces holistic, evidence-based approaches.
Jade Farrington
She/Her
"Ad hoc consultation and supervision around neurodiversity for counsellors, therapists, mental health practitioners, education professionals and others. I offer a particular focus on autism and ADHD, as well as the neurodiversity paradigm, neuroaffirming practice, and connected concepts"
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