What to expect when working with a recovery coach.
A recovery coach (previously known as a psychosocial recovery coach) is a specialist mental health support person for people with a psychosocial disability. If you have a psychosocial disability you may be able to get funds for a recovery coach in your NDIS Plan. Their role is to help you build skills, increase independence and work towards the life you want. But what exactly does a recovery coach do and what can you expect if you work with one? Today, we explore how this support works. About recovery coaches. Recovery coaches are specialist support people with mental health qualifications and a deep understanding of psychosocial disability. They need to have either lived experience with mental illness or extensive knowledge about psychosocial disability and mental health. Using their specialist skill and knowledge they can help people with psychosocial disabilities take control of their lives and navigate the NDIS and mainstream health systems. What can a recovery coach help with? A recovery coach is for people who need extra help to manage complex or changing mental health needs. They may help: Implement a recovery plan to help you become more independent Help you get the most from your NDIS Plan Assist with
