What does a Psychosocial Recovery Coach do?
A coach works with you to understand your goals, develop practical recovery strategies, coordinate supports and build capacity to direct your recovery.
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Work alongside a Psychosocial Recovery Coach to identify priorities, coordinate the supports around you and turn larger recovery goals into manageable steps.
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Psychosocial disability can affect motivation, planning, emotional regulation, relationships, self-care and community participation. These impacts may fluctuate, so recovery support needs to be flexible and grounded in what is happening in your life.
A recovery coach can help connect NDIS-funded, clinical, community and informal supports so they align with your goals. The focus is not on taking over; it is on strengthening your knowledge, confidence, self-direction and ability to respond when needs change.
Support may include
Local NDIS support
Our team works with participants in Ashmore, Southport, Benowa and across the Gold Coast, with services extending to Beenleigh and Tweed Heads depending on capacity, travel and the support required.
Common questions
A coach works with you to understand your goals, develop practical recovery strategies, coordinate supports and build capacity to direct your recovery.
No. Recovery coaching is an NDIS capacity-building support and does not replace psychology, psychiatry or other clinical treatment. Coaches can help these supports work together with your consent.
Let’s talk
Tell us what support you are looking for. Our team will listen, answer your questions and help you understand the next step.