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Living with mental health challenges can make everyday life feel overwhelming. At High Support Care, our Psychosocial Recovery Coaches are here to walk alongside you—building skills, developing strategies, and supporting you to achieve your recovery goals.
We provide specialised support for NDIS participants with psychosocial disability. Our coaches combine lived experience, recovery-oriented practice, and a person-centred approach to help you live a meaningful life on your terms.
A Psychosocial Recovery Coach provides specialised support for individuals living with mental health challenges. They work alongside you to build skills, develop strategies, increase resilience and confidence, and support you in achieving your recovery goals.
This is a Capacity Building support funded under your NDIS plan. Unlike clinical mental health services, recovery coaching focuses on your strengths, goals, and daily life—helping you navigate challenges and build a life that feels meaningful to you.
Our Psychosocial Recovery Coaches tailor their support to your unique situation and goals.
We help you develop practical skills for managing daily life—from routines and self-care to communication and problem-solving. We work with you to create strategies that work for your situation.
Recovery is a journey with ups and downs. We support you to build resilience, recognise your strengths, and grow in confidence as you work toward your goals.
We help you define what recovery means to you and create a plan that reflects your values and aspirations. Your goals drive our support.
We can help you connect with other services—clinical supports, community programs, or NDIS providers—so you have a coordinated team around you.
We assist with understanding your NDIS plan, preparing for plan reviews, and ensuring your supports align with your recovery goals.
Psychosocial Recovery Coaching is for NDIS participants who have a psychosocial disability—a disability that arises from mental health conditions. It is funded under the Capacity Building section of your plan.
You may benefit from a Recovery Coach if you want support to build skills, manage daily life, connect with services, or work toward goals that matter to you. Our coaches understand the mental health journey and provide a safe, non-judgemental space for you to grow.
We understand that mental health recovery is personal. Here's what sets us apart.
Our coaches bring a combination of professional training and understanding of mental health recovery. We meet you where you are.
Your goals, values, and preferences guide everything we do. We don't impose—we support.
We believe in your capacity to recover and live a meaningful life. We focus on strengths, hope, and possibility.
Building trust takes time. We aim to match you with a consistent coach who gets to know you and your journey.
Contact our team to discuss Psychosocial Recovery Coaching. We'll explain how we can help and whether you have this support in your NDIS plan.
A Psychosocial Recovery Coach provides specialised support for individuals living with mental health challenges. They work alongside you to build skills, develop strategies, increase resilience and confidence, and support you in achieving your recovery goals.
Psychologists and counsellors typically provide clinical mental health treatment. A Psychosocial Recovery Coach focuses on recovery-oriented support—building skills, connecting with services, planning for your goals, and supporting daily life. They complement clinical care; they don't replace it.
Psychosocial Recovery Coaching is a Capacity Building support. It appears in your plan if the NDIS has assessed that you need this type of support. It is typically for participants with psychosocial disability. Contact us to check whether you have this funding.
Contact our team to discuss your needs. We'll explain how our Recovery Coaches work and check whether you have this support in your NDIS plan. If you don't have it yet, we can guide you on how to request it at your next plan review.