Robert Omielan

I'm an integrative, client-led counsellor, and have been qualified for 17 years.

I work online via Zoom and by telephone which means I can be more flexible with the appointments I offer, including early morning and evening appointments. You can choose whether we work together for an agreed number or sessions or in an ongoing way, and whether we meet weekly or fortnightly.

Before private practice I was a counsellor in the NHS for over 10 years, particularly helping people overcome anxiety, depression, low-self esteem, low self-confidence, difficult family, partner or social relationships and trauma.

I started out by volunteering at local mental health charities counselling people living with drug and alcohol addiction, life-threatening illness, bereavement and disability.

The counselling sessions are a collaboration between us. You are the expert on your own life and what you need and want, my role is to be alongside you.

Whether you're troubled by something specific or a more general feeling that you can't put your finger on, I’ll help you to make sense of it at your own pace and support you along the way.

My integrative practice and experience in different settings means that I can draw on a range of different theories and techniques.

For my MSc I researched how times of profound mutual understanding, trust and openness happen and how they affect the counselling relationship. I encourage those qualities between us and will make sure that you feel safe and supported throughout.

The first appointment is for 60 minutes.

We'll talk through your reasons for choosing counselling, what you expect and what you hope for, and I’ll answer any questions that you have. We’ll agree on an initial number of sessions and arrange the practical details of appointments.

If I think that a different type of help is more appropriate I’ll discuss this with you. If you decide that working with me is not right for you, you’re under no obligation to continue.

I'm an integrative, client-led counsellor, and have been qualified for 17 years.

I work online via Zoom and by telephone which means I can be more flexible with the appointments I offer, including early morning and evening appointments. You can choose whether we work together for an agreed number or sessions or in an ongoing way, and whether we meet weekly or fortnightly.

Before private practice I was a counsellor in the NHS for over 10 years, particularly helping people overcome anxiety, depression, low-self esteem, low self-confidence, difficult family, partner or social relationships and trauma.

I started out by volunteering at local mental health charities counselling people living with drug and alcohol addiction, life-threatening illness, bereavement and disability.

The counselling sessions are a collaboration between us. You are the expert on your own life and what you need and want, my role is to be alongside you.

Whether you're troubled by something specific or a more general feeling that you can't put your finger on, I’ll help you to make sense of it at your own pace and support you along the way.

My integrative practice and experience in different settings means that I can draw on a range of different theories and techniques.

For my MSc I researched how times of profound mutual understanding, trust and openness happen and how they affect the counselling relationship. I encourage those qualities between us and will make sure that you feel safe and supported throughout.

The first appointment is for 60 minutes.

We'll talk through your reasons for choosing counselling, what you expect and what you hope for, and I’ll answer any questions that you have. We’ll agree on an initial number of sessions and arrange the practical details of appointments.

If I think that a different type of help is more appropriate I’ll discuss this with you. If you decide that working with me is not right for you, you’re under no obligation to continue.

Available for appointments Monday to Thursday mornings until evenings. Available Friday mornings and afternoons.

I work online via Zoom and by telephone which means I can be more flexible with the appointments I offer, including early morning and evening appointments. You can choose whether we work together for an agreed number or sessions or in an ongoing way, and whether we meet weekly or fortnightly.

Before private practice I was a counsellor in the NHS for over 10 years, particularly helping people overcome anxiety, depression, low-self esteem, low self-confidence, difficult family, partner or social relationships and trauma.

I started out by volunteering at local mental health charities counselling people living with drug and alcohol addiction, life-threatening illness, bereavement and disability.

The counselling sessions are a collaboration between us.  You are the expert on your own life and what you need and want, my role is to be alongside you.

Whether you're troubled by something specific or a more general feeling that you can't put your finger on, I’ll help you to make sense of it at your own pace and support you along the way.

My integrative practice and experience in different settings means that I can draw on a range of different theories and techniques.

For my MSc I researched how times of profound mutual understanding, trust and openness happen and how they affect the counselling relationship. I encourage those qualities between us and will make sure that you feel safe and supported throughout.

The first appointment is for 60 minutes.

We'll talk through your reasons for choosing counselling, what you expect and what you hope for, and I’ll answer any questions that you have. We’ll agree on an initial number of sessions and arrange the practical details of appointments.

If I think that a different type of help is more appropriate I’ll discuss this with you. If you decide that working with me is not right for you, you’re under no obligation to continue.