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Psychosocial recovery coaches (recovery coaches) help people with psychosocial disability to increase:
independence
social and economic participation.
They help you take more control of your life and manage complex challenges of daily living.
A recovery coach works with you to:
build capacity and resilience
identify, plan, design and coordinate different supports
plan and maintain engagement through times of increased support needs
provide coaching to build on strengths, knowledge, skills, resilience and decision-making.
Psychosocial recovery coaches (recovery coaches) help people with psychosocial disability to increase:
independence
social and economic participation.
They help you take more control of your life and manage complex challenges of daily living.
A recovery coach works with you to:
build capacity and resilience
identify, plan, design and coordinate different supports
plan and maintain engagement through times of increased support needs
provide coaching to build on strengths, knowledge, skills, resilience and decision-making.