Psychosocial Recovery Coaching

What is a Psychosocial Recovery Coach?

A Psychosocial Recovery Coach can offer invaluable guidance for people with mental health and addiction issues. They provide support, encouragement, and most importantly, respect to empower individuals on the road to reaching their recovery goals. The key to an effective Psychosocial Recovery Coach lies in the quality of their relationship with their client; they must be on their client's side, have a passion for helping people in need, and make sure they are covering all bases while tailoring the approach to each individual.

Ultimately, a Psychosocial Recovery Coach is more than just a mentor - they are an advocate that embraces compassion and respect while helping shape lives and create lasting change.

What Do Psychosocial Recovery Coaches Do?

Psychosocial Recovery Coaches provide expertise and guidance to help clients access resources and maintain recovery and independent living skills.

The primary roles of a Bila Recovery Coach include:

• Developing a safe, and recovery-enabling relationship with clients 
• Assisting participant's engagement with the NDIS 
• Providing coaching to improve recovery skills and build capacity, including decision making, resilience, motivation and self-advocacy 
• Working collaboratively with the broader systems of support. 
• Helping to design, plan and action recovery planning.