Recovery Coach

Psychosocial Recovery Coaching, at your pace

A recovery coach supports people living with psychosocial disability or ongoing mental health challenges. Alongside coordinating your NDIS supports, we bring mental health knowledge to help you plan your recovery and build a life that feels like yours.

Who it's for

For people living with psychosocial disability

Recovery coaching is an NDIS-funded support for participants with psychosocial disability. It differs from traditional support coordination because your coach brings specialist mental health knowledge and focuses on your personal recovery, not only on organising services.

  • You'd like support that understands mental health
  • You want to set your own recovery goals
  • You're working with several clinical and community services
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What we do

How recovery coaching helps

Recovery planning

We work with you to write a recovery plan built around your own goals and strengths.

Building routines and skills

Practical support to build daily routines, confidence and the skills that matter to you.

Connecting with services

We help you link with clinical, community and peer supports, and keep them working together.

Support through ups and downs

Recovery isn't a straight line. We adapt your supports when things change.

Plan review preparation

We help gather evidence about what's working so your next plan reflects your needs.

Culturally safe support

Support in Hindi and Punjabi, plus interpreters, with respect for your family and culture.

Questions

Recovery coaching FAQs

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Is a recovery coach a counsellor or clinician?

No. A recovery coach doesn't provide therapy or treatment. We work alongside your clinical team and help you build the supports and skills for your recovery.

How is recovery coaching funded?

Recovery coaching is funded through the Capacity Building supports in your NDIS plan. Call us and we'll check your plan with you.

What if I'm in crisis?

We are not a crisis service. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 000. For 24/7 crisis support, call Lifeline on 13 11 14.

Ready to refer a participant or get support?

Let's work together to create a brighter, more independent future.

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