Helen Farrell

I am a supportive and empathic listener and observer for my clients, throughout times of distress, confusion, loss and despair. The relationship between me and my clients is based on trust, honesty and respect, and this is at the very heart of my counselling.

I work with adults in a person-centred way, which means I am with my clients as a fellow human being, rather than an 'expert', and my clients can explore their emotions and relationships in their own way, at their own pace. Counselling of this kind can bring about real personal growth as clients gain insight into themselves, in a safe, non-judgemental space, without being told what to do.

I sometimes take sessions outside, into natural spaces, to integrate movement and connection to nature to the work, as these can be very powerful healing agents.

I have experience of working with clients with long-term medical conditions, depression, despair, loss and relationships issues. I regularly attend continued professional development training courses to further expand my experience and develop my awareness and practice.

In our first session we will get to know each other a bit to establish if we feel working together would be effective for you. I will ask you what you hope to get from counselling and let you know what you can expect from our sessions. I will explain how I work, as a counsellor, and you will have the opportunity to ask me questions so you feel clear about what counselling will be like. 

I am a supportive and empathic listener and observer for my clients, throughout times of distress, confusion, loss and despair. The relationship between me and my clients is based on trust, honesty and respect, and this is at the very heart of my counselling.

I work with adults in a person-centred way, which means I am with my clients as a fellow human being, rather than an 'expert', and my clients can explore their emotions and relationships in their own way, at their own pace. Counselling of this kind can bring about real personal growth as clients gain insight into themselves, in a safe, non-judgemental space, without being told what to do.

I sometimes take sessions outside, into natural spaces, to integrate movement and connection to nature to the work, as these can be very powerful healing agents.

I have experience of working with clients with long-term medical conditions, depression, despair, loss and relationships issues. I regularly attend continued professional development training courses to further expand my experience and develop my awareness and practice.

In our first session we will get to know each other a bit to establish if we feel working together would be effective for you. I will ask you what you hope to get from counselling and let you know what you can expect from our sessions. I will explain how I work, as a counsellor, and you will have the opportunity to ask me questions so you feel clear about what counselling will be like. 

I offer supervision on a one-to-one basis, via zoom. I am a Humanistic practitioner in my own therapeutic practice (person-centred, existential and embodied), and as such this is the modality I am best placed to supervise.

Having taught counselling up to qualification level for 3 years I am experienced in supervising trainees. I work solidly within the BACP Ethical Framework and value the personal moral qualities therein of resilience, courage and care - meaning you can expect to be supported and developed in every aspect of your work.

I am committed to care of the practitioner, and this deeply informs my supervisory work. While the focus is ultimately always on the client, I am passionate about ensuring you, the counsellor, are safe, effective and fulfilled in your work. In our sessions we will take time to explore your responses to your clients, what you and your clients most need and how your therapeutic relationship is.

I offer a challenging, but well-held space and believe that trust is fundamental to the success of a supervisory relationship. I am able to offer a relational focus to your work, as well as helping you link theory to practice.

In our first session we will take a little time to get to know each other. I will ask you about your client experience and modality, as well as establishing what you are looking for in supervision. I will share what I believe I can offer you through supervision and we will decide if we feel there is a good fit before moving into exploring client material. 

I offer supervision on a one-to-one basis, both in-person in Omagh, Co Tyrone, and via zoom for supervisees based elsewhere. I am a Humanistic practitioner in my own therapeutic practice (person-centred, existential and embodied), and as such this is the modality I am best placed to supervise. 

Having taught counselling up to qualification level for 3 years I am experienced in supervising trainees. I work solidly within the BACP Ethical Framework and value the personal moral qualities therein of resilience, courage and care - meaning you can expect to be supported and developed in every aspect of your work.

I am committed to care of the practitioner, and this deeply informs my supervisory work. While the focus is ultimately always on the client, I am passionate about ensuring you, the counsellor, are safe, effective and fulfilled in your work. In our sessions we will take time to explore your responses to your clients, what you and your clients most need and how your therapeutic relationship is. 

I offer a challenging, but well-held space and believe that trust is fundamental to the success of a supervisory relationship. I am able to offer a relational focus to your work, as well as helping you link theory to practice.

In our first session we will take a little time to get to know each other. I will ask you about your client experience and modality, as well as establishing what you are looking for in supervision. I will share what I believe I can offer you through supervision and we will decide if we feel there is a good fit before moving into exploring client material.