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Recovery Coaching

A recovery coach supports people with psychosocial disabilities, which can result from mental health conditions like depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, or anxiety disorders (e.g., PTSD, OCD). If you have a psychosocial disability, you may struggle with goal-setting, planning, or engaging in social or work activities.

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A recovery coach works with you, your family, carers, and other support services to help you on your personal recovery journey. While similar to a support coordinator, a recovery coach focuses more on building skills for self-reliance, helping you gain confidence and control over your recovery.

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Our recovery coaches are trained professionals with lived experience. They build trusting relationships to support your recovery. We’ll match you with a coach who respects your values and preferences, ensuring a personalized approach.

Together, we’ll create an individual recovery plan that complements your NDIS plan, which may include:

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  • Identifying strengths and barriers

  • Recognizing areas where you can make choices

  • Identifying key support contacts

  • Setting short-term recovery goals

  • Finding resources and services to reach your goals

  • Managing NDIS supports and mental health services

Physical Rehabilitation Session

Your recovery coach empowers you with strategies to manage your mental health and make informed decisions, helping you regain confidence, improve daily living, and rebuild community connections. You’ll get the support, motivation, and tools needed to achieve your goals.

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