Our Psychosocial Recovery Coaching supports people living with psychosocial disability to build skills, confidence, and stability — with a strong focus on recovery and capacity-building, not just “doing tasks for you”.

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What a Recovery Coach does

A Psychosocial Recovery Coach can help you to:

• Strengthen recovery goals and build resilience through a respectful, recovery-oriented approach

• Identify, plan, design, and coordinate your supports so they work together in real life

• Stay engaged with supports when things fluctuate — including extra support during tough periods and stepping back when you’re stable

• Improve day-to-day functioning such as routines, community participation, and connections with services

• Support work and study goals by helping manage stressors, planning supports, and liaising (with your consent) when things change

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Why choose our Recovery Coaching

We understand that mental health can be episodic. Our approach is flexible and practical — focused on what helps you feel safe, steady, and able to move forward.

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Qualifications and experience

Both Sean and Mitch meet the requirements to deliver Psychosocial Recovery Coaching, with the appropriate lived and/or learned experience, and qualifications and/or experience aligned to NDIS expectations (including Cert IV level mental health training and/or relevant mental health work experience).

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Want to see if Recovery Coaching fits your goals?

Contact us to discuss what you’re working toward and how we can support your recovery journey.