Niamh Campbell

I offer appointments Monday to Friday between 9am and 5pm, with evening sessions also available. Saturday appointments can be offered depending on circumstances.

I work in a trauma-informed integrative way, Offering a steady, compassionate space where clients can explore their experiences safely and at their own pace.

My approach blends person-centred, CBT - Informed, relational and motivational work, shaped to each individual's needs. I have specialist experience in addiction, relapse prevention, bereavement and loss, supporting young people and families. As a clinical supervisor I also provide reflective supportive supervision for counsellors and practitioners. Weather working short-term, in person or online, my focus is on helping clients and supervisees build understanding, resilience and meaningful change.

At N C Counselling I offer a trauma-informed, integrative counselling service for adults and young people. My approach is steady, compassionate and grounded in creating a safe, predictable space where clients can explore their experiences at a pace that feels right for them. I draw from person-cantered, CBT-informed, relational and motivational approaches, tailoring the work to each individual rather than using a single model. I have specialist experience in addiction, relapse prevention, bereavement and loss, supporting young people and families through periods of change, stress or uncertainty. My work is collaborative and non-judgemental with a focus of helping clients build understanding, resilience and meaningful sustainable change. Alongside counselling, I also provide clinical supervision for counsellors and practitioners. My supervision style is reflective, supportive and ethically grounded, offering a steady space for professional growth, wellbeing and safe practice. I offer in-person sessions in Armagh as well as online and telephone counselling. Appointments are available Monday to Friday between 9am and 5pm with evening sessions and occasional Saturdays depending on circumstances.

Your first session is a gentle and structured space where we get to know each other and explore what has brought you to counselling. We move at your pace, with no pressure to share anything before you feel ready. I ask a few grounding questions to understand your needs, your goals and what feels most important for you right now. We also look at what you would like from therapy and previous experiences you have had and what helps you feel safe and supported. I explain how I work trauma-informed, integrative, and collaborative and agree together on the pace and focus of our sessions. This is also your opportunity to ask questions and get a sense of the therapeutic relationship, and decide whether I am the right fit for you. By the end of the session we will have a shared understanding of your priorities and the next steps. There is no obligation to continue; the first session is about clarity, comfort, and choice.

I offer appointments Monday to Friday between 9am and 5pm with evening sessions available. Limited Saturday appointments may be offered depending on circumstances.

Out of office, any emails text or voicemails received during this time well be responded to when I return. If you are in crisis or need immediate support while I am unavailable, please contact your GP, out of hrs services. Lifeline on 08088088000 or emergency services. 

I offer trauma-informed integrative supervision for counsellors and trainees, providing a steady reflective space to explore clinical work and professional development. My approach is collaborative and relational, supporting supervisees to think deeply about their practice, maintain safe and ethical standards and develop confidence in their therapeutic identity. I work with practitioners supporting adults and young people, including those working with trauma, addiction, bereavement, anxiety, and general counselling presentations. Sessions can focus on case work, ethical decision-making, safeguarding, relational dynamics or practitioner wellbeing. My aim is to offer a supportive boundaried   space where supervisees feel heard, grounded and encouraged to grow in a way that aligns with their values and modality.

I offer trauma-informed integrative supervision for counsellors and trainees, providing a reflective and supportive space to explore clinical work, ethical practice and practitioner wellbeing. My approach is collaborative and relational, helping supervisees develop confidence, clarity and strong professional identity. I work with those supporting adults and young people including trauma, addiction bereavement and general counselling presentations.

The first supervision session is a calm collaborative space to get a sense of how you work and what you need from supervision. We explore your current practice, your strengths and any areas you would like support with. I will outline how I work reflective, trauma-informed and grounded in ethical practice and together we agree non focus, pace and goals. By the end you will have a clear feel for whether the space supports you and your development as a practitioner.