Bio
My name is Tom Skotidas. I am a Masters-qualified Psychotherapist and the director of everpath.
As a member of a family business myself, I am passionate about helping business families resolve conflict, repair relationships, and protect the enterprise through evidence-based psychotherapy.
I engage all of my clients with compassion, collaboration, and unconditional acceptance.
Psychotherapy helps my clients recognise the emotional, cognitive, and communication patterns shaping their conflict, test new behaviours aligned to their values, and build stronger working relationships.
Background & Experience
Before specialising in psychotherapy, I spent ten years founding and leading a marketing agency. That experience gave me first-hand exposure to pressure, leadership conflict, and the emotional realities that can sit underneath business performance.
Today, as director and principal psychotherapist of everpath, I combine deep clinical expertise with first-hand business insight.
Psychotherapy Training & Qualifications
I hold a Master of Counselling from Torrens University and am a Level 2 member (#27727) of the Australian Counselling Association.
Certifications
- Chairwork Psychotherapy: Level 1 Practitioner
- Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT):
- Level 2 Practitioner for Couples
- Level 2 Practitioner for Individuals
- Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT): Level A Practitioner
- Schema Therapy: Level 2 Practitioner
- Solution-Focused Brief Therapy: Level 2 Practitioner
Advanced Training
- Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT)
- Narrative Exposure Therapy (NET)
- Gestalt Therapy
- Psychodrama
- Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT)
Mental Health Educator
I am also a Mental Health speaker and educator. I share my psychotherapy knowledge through 3 channels:
You can also follow my content on LinkedIn.
Personal
When I am not in-session, I spend as much time as I can with my wife and four daughters in the Inner West of Sydney.
Don’t let conflict decide the future
of your family enterprise.
Bring key family members into a structured, confidential space—
so trust can rebuild and collaboration can grow.
