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Yes, i have been able to spin it in both directions and get it to stop.  But when i first learned tk i only spun it one direction and now it takes a couple seconds to get it to go the other direction.  To get it to stop i usually force it in the opposite direction until it stops.
I have also spun it at a distance.  I can only get a few spins though at a distance of about 8 ft.  Look at my post in "telekinesis" and try a psiwheel like that, until you improve more.  A very lightweight psiwheel balanced on a pin works great.  Or in stead of a square cut the square into an X shape and bend the legs down to help on balancing.

When i first started experimenting with TK i used a pendulum and tried to get it to swing back and forth.  After a while i thought i was doing it, but soon realized that the swinging came from the movement of my arm on the table.  I had to be careful not to do this again, so i used a pinwheel horizontal to the table balanced on a pin. I made it from a 1 inch square of index card. I bent the edges up to have something to focus onto. Keeping my hand a couple inches away it took me about a week to see undeniable results.  Then i would hold my breath and keep absolutely still and it still moved. More proof for me. I also made sure there were no drafts in the room.  I could change it from clockwise to counterclockwise with little trouble.  It was almost one revolution per sec, which isnt too bad. The final proof for me was when i able to move it from across the room. That was over a year ago and now i am anxious to get back into it. Hope this helps.