FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

An NDIS support coordinator can assist you by understanding your needs, setting goals, finding suitable providers, coordinating services, managing your NDIS budget, and helping you navigate the NDIS system. I'm here to ensure your NDIS plan works for you.

Support Coordination focuses on helping you navigate your NDIS plan and connect with services. Psychosocial Recovery Coaching is more specialised, focusing on supporting individuals with mental health challenges by building resilience and independence.

Support coordination focuses on connecting you to services and helping you implement your NDIS plan, while plan management helps manage your NDIS budget and payments to service providers. You can have both support coordination and plan management as part of your NDIS plan. 

Psychosocial recovery coaching is a service under the NDIS that helps individuals with mental health challenges set and achieve their recovery goals. A recovery coach works closely with you to build skills, improve mental health, and increase your independence.

While therapy focuses on mental health treatment and emotional support, psychosocial recovery coaching is goal-oriented and focused on building practical skills for daily living and long-term mental health recovery. It helps participants navigate life challenges and achieve personal goals outside of therapy.

As your psychosocial recovery coach I will help you identify your strengths, set achievable goals, overcome challenges, and work towards improving your mental health and overall quality of life. I'll offer guidance and encouragement as you build your recovery journey.

Yes, psychosocial recovery coaching is covered by the NDIS if it is included in your plan. The NDIS funds recovery coaching to help people with psychosocial disabilities develop life skills and improve their mental health.

My services can be funded through your NDIS plan under Capacity Building Supports. If you’re unsure how to access this, I’d be happy to walk you through the process.

Absolutely. I have extensive experience supporting clients with a range of challenges, including complex mental health needs..