Teo is an internationally certified professional in trauma and addiction. With over ten years of experience across public, private, and community-based settings, he has supported individuals and communities impacted by systemic and interpersonal oppression, working with diverse survival responses such as addiction, anxiety, dissociation, depression, and violence. Specialising in deep brain-body relational work with neurodivergent individuals of all ages, Teo integrates person-centred and culturally informed approaches grounded in polyvagal theory, feminist perspectives, and trauma-informed care. His practice creates safe, affirming spaces that honour each person’s lived experience. Passionate about healing and growth, he advocates for those who have felt unseen or unfulfilled and supports individuals seeking deeper expansion in their growth and healing. He continues to advance inclusive, human-rights-driven, and compassionate care across diverse cultural contexts.