Theodore Eleftheriou , ACA

Theodore Eleftheriou works from the premise that behaviour happens for a reason and that understanding the past can illuminate present patterns. He invites clients to explore how early experiences and life events shape reactions and choices, believing that insight into these roots can open the way for meaningful change.

He holds three degrees focused on human behaviour - one in psychology and two in counselling - and carries the ACA credential, a professional credential in counselling. Theodore favors a person-centered approach that places the client's experience at the forefront, while remaining flexible to other techniques that may benefit the individual.

His background includes work as a relationship counsellor and ongoing support for parents and caregivers navigating separation and divorce, with particular emphasis on improving communication and managing anger and stress. He has experience supporting clients affected by trauma and domestic violence and has worked with perpetrators to help them understand the drivers of their behaviour. Theodore also brings both personal and professional experience with grief and loss to his work.

He approaches each new client without judgement, viewing people as human rather than good or bad. That stance - asking how a person might have developed in different circumstances - helps him stay curious and collaborative as he supports clients toward greater understanding and change.