We’ve moved! Our Newcastle and Maitland teams are now located at Lot 1, 37 Fern St, Islington NSW 2296
We’ve moved! Our Newcastle and Maitland teams are now located at Lot 1, 37 Fern St, Islington NSW 2296
Our psychosocial recovery coaches are dedicated professionals who offer personalised assistance to individuals who have experienced mental health challenges, trauma, or significant life changes. These recovery coaches play a vital role in helping you regain a sense of normalcy, purpose, and hope in your life.
You will be matched with a skilled and empathetic psychosocial recovery coach who will support you through each step of the process.
They will take the time to understand your unique needs, challenges, and goals, empower you to develop coping mechanisms, enhance your emotional resilience and improve your overall well-being.
We provide psychosocial recovery coaching to all areas of Newcastle, Adelaide and The Gold Coast.
Your psychosocial recovery coach works with you to build practical skills, confidence and routines that support daily life. This includes developing coping strategies, strengthening emotional resilience, connecting with local services and creating achievable goals. The focus is always on helping you take steady steps toward greater independence.
Meet one of our friendly staff members & see if you will be a good match. Let the conversation flow and talk about all things Recovery, NDIS, life & more.
Let’s take a look at your NDIS Plan & see how we can best help you utilise your plan.
We’ll put together a comprehensive Recovery Plan that is individualised & personal to your needs.
We’ll connect you with service providers that will help enable & aid the recovery. Assist with Functional Assessments for the next Plan review.
We’ll support you weekly, fortnightly or monthly to help you achieve your NDIS recovery goals.
We’ll assist with your entire NDIS plan review.
Under the NDIS
The NDIS defines recovery as “achieving an optimal state of personal, social and emotional well-being, as defined by each individual, whilst living with or Recovering from a mental health condition.”
Mental health experts agree that those experiencing psychosocial disability are likely to greatly benefit from having choices and feeling more in control of their daily living and self-management.
Social and economic participation are also empowering and can help overcome feelings of isolation and worthlessness. Recovery coaches can facilitate these positive outcomes for increased well being and quality of life.
A Recovery Coach may be…
Someone with a lived experience (called a lived
experience recovery coach) or;
Someone with learned experience & knowledge of
psychosocial disability & mental health.
Recovery Coaches must have…
Tertiary qualification in Peer Work or Mental Health
(minimum Cert IV) or equivalent training &/or;
A minimum two years of experience in Mental Health.