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Supervision

Nobody should be holding a difficult case alone

Two ways to think out loud about your work: one to one supervision with a senior practitioner, and Thoughtful Thursdays, where a small group brings live case material every week.

Individual supervisionThoughtful Thursdays

Individual supervision

One to one, with someone who has been there longer

Empanelled senior practitioners offering regular or one off supervision. You can ask for a specific person, or describe the work and let us suggest a fit.

  • Portrait of Urvashi Bisht

    Urvashi Bisht

    Psychotherapist | Certified Clinical Supervisor

    8+ years of experience · Trained in the RISE UP Supervision Model

    Urvashi is a psychotherapist with 8+ years of experience and a Certified Clinical Supervisor trained in the RISE UP Supervision Model. Her supervision approach focuses on both clinical growth and practice development, helping therapists build confidence, strengthen their therapeutic skills, and create sustainable practices. Her work is integrative, informed by training in CBT, Narrative Therapy, DBT, and Couple & Family Counselling. She works with adolescents, adults, couples, and families, supporting supervisees through case reflection, ethical decision making, and professional growth.

    Orientation
    CBT, Narrative Therapy, DBT, Couple & Family Counselling
    Fee
    ₹1,500 – ₹3,000 per session
    • Adolescents
    • Adults
    • Couples
    • Families
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  • Portrait of Dhruvi Sheth

    Dhruvi Sheth

    Mental Health Therapist, 11 yrs

    Dhruvi offers relational, reflective supervision for mental health practitioners, grounded in 11 years of experience. She sees supervision as a space to pause, reflect, and deepen our understanding of both our clients and ourselves as practitioners.

    Her approach is rooted in curiosity and compassion, with supervisees exploring the here and now in the therapeutic space. She believes it is integral to hold the personal experiences we inevitably bring into the room. She values supervision that supports both professional growth and the development of a grounded, authentic therapeutic presence.

    Orientation
    Relational Gestalt, Trauma Informed Care, TEAM-CBT
    Fee
    ₹2,000–₹2,600
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Thoughtful Thursdays

Every Thursday, a room that already understands the work

Structured peer supervision in two tracks: individual work and couples work. Small groups, live case material, and no requirement to arrive with something polished.

Coming up

Sessions run every Thursday, 8:00 to 9:30 pm IST, alternating between individual work and couples work. The booking form lists the sessions coming up, and topics are shared with the group the week before, so each one follows what people are actually carrying.

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Feedback

What the room has felt like

From practitioners who have brought a case to Thoughtful Thursdays.

  • The experience of the peer supervision was truly enriching. As someone in a private practice, I was looking for a space to meet other professionals to understand certain nuances better. The peer supervision at InPsyd did exactly that. It helped me feel less isolated and in turn helped me gain new perspectives to a lot of different situations. Would recommend this space to anyone looking to gain fresher perspectives or even just a community!

    Pragya Agarwal

    Private practice

  • I have attended InPsyd Peer supervision group in the month of Jan–Feb. In all the six sessions therapists interacted, shared their perspective, experiences in their therapy rooms, shared their success stories and also made a safe space available for all the therapists to open up about their struggles and challenges. A great way to find support and learn together.

    Priyanka Deshmukh

    Therapist

  • I found the peer supervision sessions to be very helpful! They gave new perspectives into both diagnosis and intervention. The case discussions were thorough and helped in working through common challenges such as feeling stuck. I felt the support I didn’t know I needed. I would highly recommend the peer supervision group to other mental health professionals! It will be like a group of professionals holding your hand when you’re feeling stuck.

    Gursimran Kaur

    Therapist

Supervision is not a sign you are struggling.
It is how good practice stays good.

Bring the case that has been on your mind since Tuesday. Somebody in the room has probably held one like it.

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InPsyd practitioners gathered around a café table at a Delhi meetup