Psychosocial Recovery Coaching
Psychosocial recovery coaching is a specialised support service under the NDIS for people with psychosocial disabilities — mental health conditions that impact daily life and functioning. Unlike traditional mental health services, which focus on treatment and clinical care, recovery coaching is all about empowerment, personal growth, and self-management.
A Recovery Coach works closely with individuals to help them develop life skills, improve their confidence, and connect with support services. This type of coaching follows a strength-based approach, meaning it focuses on a person’s abilities rather than their limitations.
Read more about NDIS Recovery Coaching here.
What We Do
Our Recovery Coaches:
Help with goal-setting and planning
Support independence and
self-management
Offer emotional support and encouragement
Help participants access
mental health services
Connect participants with NDIS and community services
Use a strength-based and trauma-informed approach
to recovery
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Our Recovery Coach will meet with you to understand your needs, challenges, and personal goals, and help you develop a tailored recovery plan.
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We’ll check-in with you face-to-face, via phone and/or email regularly to discuss your progress. We’re here to guide and encourage you on your mental health journey!
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We’ll help you access NDIS-funded support, community services, and mental health resources.
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We’ll focus on helping you build confidence and manage life’s challenges independently.