Theodore Eleftheriou, ACA

Theodore Eleftheriou works from the belief that behaviour generally has an understandable origin, and that exploring those origins can open pathways to change. He sees past experiences - both positive and difficult - as key influences on how people react and interact, and he brings that perspective into sessions to help identify patterns and alternatives.

He holds three degrees focused on human behaviour - one in psychology and two in counselling - and prefers a person-centred approach while remaining open to any techniques that would benefit the person in front of him. His background includes work as a relationship counsellor, and he now concentrates on supporting parents and caregivers navigating separation or separation transitions, with attention to communication, anger, and stress management.

Theodore has also worked with people affected by trauma and domestic violence, including supporting those who have used harmful behaviour to examine underlying causes and change patterns. He has both personal and professional experience with grief and loss. He meets each person without judgement, treating them as a human being shaped by their experiences rather than simply categorising behaviour as good or bad. He is credentialed with ACA, a professional counselling credential.