Care Coordination Consultancy has psychosocial recovery coaching specialists who have lived the experience of mental health
recovery an we are committed to involvement in continuous improvement in this area.
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Psychosocial Recovery Coaching is a new field that will be further developed by consultation with people with psychosocial disabilities, their families, caretakers, service providers and State and Territory Governments. Care CC is committed to involvement in continuous improvement of the area of psychosocial coaching.
A Psychosocial Recovery Coaching is similar to a Support Coordination however, they focuses more on navigating the mental health system using your NDIS plan. A psychosocial recovery coach will help you:
Psychosocial Recovery Coaching is a new field that will be further developed by consultation with people with psychosocial disabilities, their families, caretakers, service providers and State and Territory Governments. Care CC is committed to involvement in continuous improvement of the area of psychosocial coaching.
Support coordination will assist you in finding, connecting, implementing, and monitoring services. A psychosocial recovery coach will also do this, but they will look at it from a recovery-orientated point of view. They will set recovery goals, have an in-depth knowledge of mental health-specific services, and work with your family and support networks to implement them.
A psychosocial recovery coach is more experienced in the complex nature of mental health. For example, mental health can see a participant
experience significant periods of distress, followed by calmer, more relaxed periods where not as many services are required. This requires a
different approach to service allocation and often works best when the psychosocial recovery coach has lived experience. At Care CC, our
psychosocial recovery coaches have lived experience with mental health recovery.
Our professional team at Care Coordination Consultancy consists of Skye Hartung (CEO), BaPsychSc MMHPrac, who has over fifteen years of experience working with people with mental illness, disabilities and alcohol and other drugs to recover and rehabilitate within the community, acute, and forensic settings.
