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Supporting you to get your spark back, get unstuck and rewrite your narrative

Psychology sessions in Osborne Park, Perth, and Telehealth Australia wide

You might be the one who keeps things together for everyone else

The one who reads the room, thinks ahead, takes responsibility, and tries to get it right. You might be seen as capable, reliable, someone others depend on. But there can be a sense that you’re holding more than you can fully put down.

Therapy for patterns that feel hard to shift

I work with people who likely learnt early on not to be seen, or not to be too much.


Somewhere along the way, it became easier to adapt. To keep the peace. To make sure connection didn’t feel at risk. These ways of being often made sense at the time. They helped you navigate what you needed to.


But over time, they can start to feel limiting. Like you’re always adjusting, always thinking ahead, always carrying the mental load, but not always feeling met in return.


As a psychologist, I support people feeling stuck, and help you get unstuck from patterns rooted in survival rather than choice.

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Areas I can support you with

Therapy may be helpful if you’re experiencing:


Anxiety, stress or social anxiety 
Low mood or depression 
Burnout and emotional overwhelm 
Feeling not good enough 
People-pleasing or perfectionism 
Attachment wounds or anxious attachment 
Childhood emotional neglect or parentification 
Unhelpful relationship patterns or relationship strain 

 

These patterns are not random. Often, they are ways your system learnt to manage connection,

protect you from rejection, or keep things feeling safe.
 

My Approach

Therapy with me is active, collaborative, and focused on helping you create meaningful change, not just insight on its own.
 

Many of the people I work with are already self-aware. You may understand your patterns and still feel frustrated that nothing seems to shift.


In our work together, we look at what’s happening now, while also understanding where these patterns began. I typically draw on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Schema Therapy and attachment-based therapy, integrating them in a way that fits you.


I’m not a passive psychologist. I’m engaged, responsive, and honest in the room. I offer reflections, ask questions that help you think differently, and gently challenge patterns that are no longer serving you, without shaming you.


The aim isn’t perfection. It’s helping you feel more grounded in yourself, more secure in your relationships, and less driven by patterns that were built around survival.

Hi, I'm Teah

I’m a registered psychologist based in Osborne Park, Perth.


I have created a compassionate and curious space where you can feel safe to explore and heal attachment wounds and behavioural patterns that impact your life.


For the one who always helps others, but wouldn’t dare ask for help themselves.


For the one who keeps the peace, even when it means contorting yourself a little more each time.


For the one who is so worn thin you feel see through.


I see you.

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Feeling not good enough

Over time, connection no longer feels like something you have to earn.

Re-write your narrative

Come back to yourself, without all the layers you had to build to be accepted, to be safe, to be enough.

My Approach

Therapy with me is active, collaborative, and focused on helping you create meaningful change, not just insight on its own.

If something here feels familiar, you’re welcome to reach out.

We can start with a free 15-minute consult to have a brief chat about what you’d like support with, and whether working together feels like the right fit.

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Fax: 08 6288 1636

Address: 259 Main Street, Osborne Park, Western Australia, 6017

 © 2026 by Teah Lacey Psychology

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I acknowledge the Whadjuk Noongar people as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which I live and work, and pay my respects to Elders past and present.

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Teah Lacey Psychology is a member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS) and AHPRA. 

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