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Relational therapy for adults, children and families.

In-person and online.

Relational therapy is immediate, alive, and sensitive.

It gets to the essence of how we relate to ourselves and others, tracing the threads which run through emotional life, relationship patterns, personality and identity.

I offer a relational approach which emphasises the unfolding relationship between client and therapist. This approach suits either a narrow focus on a specific concern, or an open-ended exploration of longstanding patterns.

Tailored treatment for persistent difficulties

My approach centres on helping people understand and address the recurring relational patterns that shape how they experience themselves and others. Together, we explore the underlying structures that influence your sense of self, relationship satisfaction, and emotional life. The work develops its own momentum, becoming richer and more rewarding over time.

This approach is particularly helpful for those with longstanding difficulties—highs and lows of emotional experience, shifting identity and self-worth, dissatisfaction or volatility in relationships, trauma, and difficulties connecting with others. It suits those seeking a sustained and intentional process of exploration.

Therapy for children, parents and carers

Child psychotherapy is a unique field, distinct from adult therapy—it requires comprehensive grounding in developmental theory and practice across the lifespan, including infancy and early childhood.

I offer Mentalisation-Based Treatment for Children (MBT-C), an attachment-informed, play-based relational approach specifically developed for children along with their parents & carers.

MBT-C is readily adapted for neurodivergent children, children with communication issues, and children expressing challenging behaviours. For under-fives, I offer dyadic therapy with parents & carers as participants in the room.

The essentials

Tee-Jay Scott

BSc(Hons) MClinPsych MAPS

Tee-Jay Scott, Clinical Psychologist in Perth and online

I am a clinical psychologist and relational psychodynamic therapist with a special interest in how developmental experiences shape personality, self-concept and emotional difficulties.

I’m trained and experienced in a number of advanced, evidence-based therapies including Mentalisation Based Treatment (MBT), MBT for children (MBT-C), Schema Therapy, and EMDR.

My experience includes roles in the Department of Health (CAMHS), child protection, adult and youth justice, infant & perinatal mental health, family mediation and private practice.

I see adults in West Perth, W.A. and Australia-wide by Telehealth. I also see children and families for in-person appointments in Leederville, W.A.

and there was a new voice
which you slowly recognized as your own


that kept you company
as you strode deeper and deeper
into the world

— Mary Oliver