NDIS Support Coordination, Psychosocial Recovery Coaching & Case Management
Psychosocial Recovery Coaching
What is a Psychosocial Recovery Coach?
A psychosocial recovery coach has the same job role as a support coordinator, however, they have the added key feature of mental health experience. This means that a psychosocial recovery coach can provide additional services as they are qualified in the mental health support space. As well as having worked in mental health, they may also have lived experience too. This means that they are able to work alongside you to personalise your recovery needs.
What is the role of a Psychosocial Recovery Coach?
There are quite a few similarities as a support coordinator, but psychosocial recovery coaches are different from support coordinators. They bring knowledge and skills in recovery, mental health and service navigation within the mental health care system, as well as they may have lived and learned experience too.
- To help you to understand your plan
- Support you to understand the different support categories
- Indentify and investigate support options (funded, mainstream and informal networks)
- Help you to monitor your NDIS budget and get value for money from your plan
- Support you to fully exercise your choice and control to help you achieve your goals
- Assist you to access a range of health services
- Assist you to navigate government agencies
- Explore your living arrangements including accommodation options
- Assist you to prepare for plan reviews
PLUS -
- Identify individual goals and develop strategies to achieve them.
- Provide ongoing support and engagement (even in times of increased needs due to variation in individual mental health needs)
- Build individual capacity, increase recovery skills, resilience and decision-making.
Where can I find out more information?
Please contact us if you would like further information regarding Psychosocial Recovery Coaching services.