Psychosocial Recovery Coaching supports people living with a psychosocial disability, often linked to mental health conditions. A recovery coach works with you to set and reach personal goals, build skills, and improve your wellbeing. They provide steady support, help you navigate the NDIS, and connect you with services that support your recovery and independence.

It suits people who find daily life harder because of mental health challenges, whether that's making friends, managing daily tasks, or keeping a job. A coach helps you build strategies to handle these challenges. It's especially useful for people who've had significant changes in their mental health, or who are moving from hospital back into community life.

The difference is focus. Support Coordination is about understanding and managing your NDIS plan: accessing the right services and coordinating your supports. Psychosocial Recovery Coaching is specific to mental health: personal recovery, building resilience, and improving wellbeing. Support Coordination is broader. Recovery Coaching is tailored to people dealing with mental health challenges. Some people benefit from both.