Islamically Aligned Clinical Supervision

Choosing clinical supervision is a profound investment in your professional and spiritual growth. At Ruh, we invite you to begin with intention, whether it’s strengthening your clinical skills, receiving Islamically aligned guidance, or feeling more supported in your role as a mental health practitioner. By keeping this “why” at the center, we help shape a supervision experience that is both clinically rigorous and spiritually meaningful.

Our supervision is designed for a wide range of helping professionals, including students, trainees, licensed clinicians, imams, and other community-based practitioners who want support that honors both clinical integrity and Islamic values.

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Get Matched with a Supervisor

Is Ruh Clinical Supervision the Right Fit for You?

We provide a dedicated space for clinicians looking to bridge the gap between Western psychological frameworks and Islamic values. Ask yourself:

Are you looking for a Muslim Clinical Supervisor who understands your worldview?

Do you want to explore how faith and spirituality intersect within your clinical practice?

Are you seeking to better serve Muslim clients through a culturally responsive lens?

Do you need clinical oversight that honors your professional responsibility while nurturing
your growth?

The Purpose of Supervision Excellence in Care

Supervision at Ruh can meet regulatory requirements, but it is also a safeguard for both the clinician and the client. Our supervisory services focus on:

Clinical Oversight

Expert guidance on treatment planning, implementation, and evidence-based assessment.

Burnout Prevention

A "containment" space to navigate the emotional toll of high-risk cases and "compassion fatigue.

Islamically Aligned Training

Deepening your understanding of Islamically Integrated Psychotherapy in a practical, case-based setting.

Professional Accountability

Ensuring all work meets the ethical standards of professional licensing bodies (e.g., CRPO, OCSWSSW).

What to Expect: A Holistic Approach to Supervision

Consistent Weekly Support

A minimum of one hour of dedicated individual or dyadic supervision.

Direct Skill Development

Opportunities for direct observation (live or recorded) and constructive, growth-oriented feedback.

Reflective Practice

A safe space to unpack the parallel process, countertransference,and the "good nerves" of clinical work.

Administrative Integrity

Regular file audits and support in maintaining accurate clinical documentation.

Walking the Path Together Commitments & Expectations

We view the supervisor-supervisee relationship as a "round table" of mutual investment.

Our Supervisors

Emulate leadership and humility, acting as mentors and consultants.

Our Supervisees

Commit to practicing within their scope, maintaining transparency with clients, and engaging as reflective practitioners.

Clarifying Our Scope

To ensure we are the right fit for your needs, please note that Ruh’s supervision is not:

A source for Islamic rulings or Fatwas (please consult a scholar for Fiqh).

Solely for the purpose of "signing off" hours without active clinical engagement.

A certification program for Islamic Psychology diplomas.

A faith-centered approach
to workplace mental health
that truly delivers

“Supervision at Ruh Care begins with recognizing that faith is integral to the clinical process. We assist therapists in incorporating beliefs and values into treatment driven by the desire to seek Allah's pleasure."
Tarak Ahmed

Registered Social Worker, Psychotherapist (MSW, RSW)
Ruh Clinical Supervisor

Faith-based mental health workshop resonates deeply with KPMG team

"In my own work, I often draw on a spiritually integrated approach to mindfulness, using faith-based grounding practices to help clients regulate and reconnect. Having the opportunity to explore these approaches in supervision - and to receive guidance from both clinical supervisors and imams, helps strengthen this work."
Madiha Bhatti
Art Therapist, RP, RCAT (Registered Canadian Art Therapist)

Meet Our Team of Licensed Muslim Supervisors

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Rufaida Mohammed
Registered Social Worker & Psychotherapist (MSW, RSW)

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Individual
Female
Registered Social Worker & Psychotherapist (MSW, RSW)
English
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)
Ontario
Canada
Anxiety
Behavioural Issues
Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)
Coping Skills
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Zainab Afroz
Registered Social Worker & Psychotherapist (MSW, RSW)

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Registered Social Worker & Psychotherapist (MSW, RSW)
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Hindi
Urdu
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Attachment-Based Therapy
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
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Alberta
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Manitoba
New Brunswick
Newfoundland and Labrador
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Anxiety
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Emmanuelle (Eman) Manigat
Registered Psychotherapist (RP)

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Registered Psychotherapist (RP)
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Compassion-Focused Therapy
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Newfoundland and Labrador
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Raniya Syed
Registered Psychotherapist (RP)

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Registered Psychotherapist (RP)
English
Hindi
Urdu
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Compassion-Focused Therapy
Culturally Sensitive Therapy
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Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Newfoundland and Labrador
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Anxiety
Career Guidance
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Chronic Pain
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Tarak Ahmed
Registered Social Worker & Psychotherapist (MSW, RSW)

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Registered Social Worker & Psychotherapist (MSW, RSW)
English
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Art Therapy
Attachment-Based Therapy
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Compassion-Focused Therapy
Ontario
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FAQ

How do I get started in receiving Clinical Supervision?

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The easiest way to get matched with a Clinical Supervisor is by filling out our personalized Clinical Supervisor matching form at ruhcare.com/match/clinical-supervision, where you'll be prompted to share your background, goals, and supervision needs so we can thoughtfully match you with a supervisor who aligns with your clinical and professional journey.

How much does a Clinical Supervision session cost?

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The cost of a single 60 minutes individual supervision session is CAD$170. Rates for any additional services, such as documentation or extended consultations, are always shared in advance so you have full clarity before beginning.

Who is eligible to apply for the Clinical Supervision services?

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You do not need to be a licensed therapist to access supervision through Ruh. Our Clinical Supervision services are open to students, trainees, therapists, counsellors, imams, community workers, and other helping professionals who are supporting clients or community members and looking for clinical insight, reflection, or guidance.

For those who are not seeking supervision for licensing purposes, this can also serve as a consultation space to help you think through your work with more clarity, care, and confidence. This offering is available worldwide and is designed for anyone looking to better support the communities they serve, including Muslim communities and beyond.

What happens after I submit the Clinical Supervision form?

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After submitting the Clinical Supervisor matching form, our team reviews your information to understand your needs and goals. You’ll then be matched with a suitable supervisor, and next steps will be shared with you, including scheduling, structure, and onboarding details.

What does “Islamically aligned” supervision look like in practice?

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At Ruh, Islamically aligned supervision is a space where faith, culture, and clinical care can be explored together in a thoughtful and ethical way.

This may include:
- Reflecting on intention, accountability (amanah), and excellence (ihsaan)
- Exploring how spiritual beliefs and cultural context shape therapy
- Incorporating spiritually sensitive approaches when appropriate
- Creating space for personal and professional reflection grounded in Islamic values

This approach supports both clinical growth and a deeper sense of purpose in your work.

Will my supervision hours be accepted by my licensing body?

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Ruh supervisors are licensed and regulated within their respective jurisdictions. Since supervision requirements vary, you are responsible for confirming that your supervision arrangement meets the criteria set by your specific licensing or regulatory body. Our team can provide the necessary information to support you in this process.

Connect with a Clinical Supervisor

Take the next step in your journey as a Muslim mental health professional.
Join a community that values your clinical skill as much as your spiritual growth

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