Recovery-oriented coaching for eligible participants living with psychosocial disability.
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What recovery coaching can support
- Understanding and using your NDIS plan.
- Building routines, resilience and capacity.
- Connecting clinical, community and NDIS supports.
- Planning for challenges and periods of change.
Recovery is personal. We focus on your strengths, preferences and definition of a meaningful life.
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Contact our team or make a referral.
Availability, suitability and recovery-coach fit
- Current capacity: enquiry required; capacity depends on location, timing, goals, complexity and coach fit.
- Service area: metropolitan Perth, subject to capacity and appropriate delivery arrangements.
- Days, hours and engagement arrangements: discussed during intake and recorded before coaching begins.
- Plan management: provide the participant’s management type and relevant funded support details so arrangements can be checked.
- Suitable for: eligible participants living with psychosocial disability who want recovery-oriented help with routines, resilience, plan use, service connections and coordination.
- Not suitable for: emergency or crisis response, diagnosis, counselling, medical advice or clinical treatment.
Matching and coordinated support
We discuss the participant’s communication preferences, lived experience, culture, goals, existing clinical and community supports and the qualities they value in a recovery coach. Information is shared with other supports only when authorised or otherwise required by law. If anyone is in immediate danger, call Triple Zero on 000.
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What participants and referrers often want help with
Psychosocial disability can make routines, communication, appointments and coordinating different supports feel difficult or overwhelming. Recovery coaching may help an eligible participant identify strengths, choose practical next steps, build routines, prepare for change and connect NDIS, community and clinical supports with consent.
Recovery coaching is not counselling, clinical treatment or emergency response. Goals, service boundaries, communication, cancellation arrangements and current capacity are confirmed before support begins.
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Recovery coaching FAQs
What is a psychosocial recovery coach?
A recovery coach supports eligible participants with psychosocial disability to pursue recovery goals, understand and coordinate supports, build capacity and strengthen connections, within the funded role.
Is recovery coaching therapy or crisis support?
No. Recovery coaching is not a substitute for clinical treatment, emergency care or crisis services. In an emergency call 000; for urgent mental-health support use the appropriate local crisis service.
Can a recovery coach guarantee recovery outcomes?
No. Recovery is personal and outcomes cannot be guaranteed. The role is collaborative and guided by the participant’s goals, preferences and funded supports.
Do you provide recovery coaching in Cockburn?
We accept enquiries from Cockburn and metropolitan Perth, subject to current capacity, suitability and relevant NDIS funding.
Can family or other services be involved?
Yes, where the participant consents or lawful arrangements apply. Coordination should respect privacy, choice and the roles of clinical and community supports.
Not sure whether this support is the right fit?
Arrange a free, no-obligation conversation about the participant’s goals, location, preferred schedule and support needs. We will explain the service and check current capacity and suitability. This is not an NDIS eligibility assessment, funding decision or guarantee of service.
Recovery-oriented support for everyday life
Psychosocial recovery coaching can help eligible NDIS participants strengthen routines, understand their plan, coordinate services and take practical steps toward a life they define as meaningful. Recovery is personal and may include periods of progress, uncertainty and change.
Coaching may help you
- Identify strengths, hopes and achievable next steps.
- Build routines that support wellbeing and participation.
- Understand NDIS supports and connect with suitable providers.
- Plan for difficult periods and recognise early warning signs.
- Coordinate with clinical, community and informal supports when authorised.
- Develop confidence communicating preferences and making decisions.
Clear professional boundaries
Recovery coaching is not emergency response, diagnosis or clinical treatment. We explain our role and encourage appropriate clinical or crisis support when needed. If anyone is in immediate danger, call Triple Zero on 000.
Support that respects the whole person
Access4All welcomes participants of all ages, cultures, faiths, identities and backgrounds. We support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander participants and acknowledge the importance of culture, family, Country and community. We also welcome people from migrant and refugee communities, including Iranian and Afghan participants. Tell us about language, cultural, gender, family or communication preferences that will help support feel safe and respectful.
Before support begins
We listen to what matters to you, confirm the service is appropriate, discuss availability and agree on responsibilities, boundaries, communication and costs. You remain involved in decisions and can provide feedback at any time.
Perth metropolitan availability
We accept enquiries from across the Perth metropolitan area. Our strongest local client communities include Cockburn, Spearwood, Kelmscott, Bertram and Baldivis, with additional support across surrounding Perth suburbs subject to capacity.
Frequently asked questions
What is psychosocial recovery coaching?
Recovery coaching is a recovery-oriented NDIS support that can help eligible participants build capacity, coordinate supports, strengthen routines and navigate periods of change.
Is a recovery coach a clinical mental health professional?
Recovery coaching is not a substitute for emergency or clinical mental health care. We explain our role and coordinate with other supports when authorised.
What does recovery-oriented support mean?
It means focusing on your strengths, choices, hopes and definition of a meaningful life while supporting practical steps toward your goals.
Recovery-oriented support for everyday life
Psychosocial recovery coaching is designed for eligible participants with funded recovery-coaching supports. It is recovery-oriented and participant-led, and does not replace clinical mental health treatment, emergency assistance or crisis services.
- Support to understand and use the participant's plan.
- Practical help to strengthen routines, connections and confidence.
- Coordination with chosen services where consent and appropriate authority are in place.