What is a Psychosocial Recovery Coaching

In recent years there has been increased recognition that recovery can refer to a person's improved capacity to lead a fulfilled life that is not dominated by illness and treatment. This is known as the recovery approach or psychosocial rehabilitation. A Psychosocial Recovery Coach promotes recovery and removes barriers and obstacles to recovery, serving as a personal guide and mentor for people seeking or already in recovery from an addiction to alcohol and or other drugs.  A Recovery Coach promotes recovery by removing barriers and obstacles to their recovery and serves as a personal guide and mentor for people seeking or already in recover. 

This two-day live online facilitated workshop will provide you with specific strategies and techniquies to further assist NDIS clients living with psychosocial disability. The recovery model adds a new dimension to care and encourages people with ongoing mental illness to take back control of their lives to give themsleves more meaning. Our philosophy as with all our courses uses both a strength-based approach and a client- centred approach. This means:

                        Our approach to Psychosocial Recovery Coaching is the conversation a person just may need at a moment in time to build their confidence to use as a                                steppingstone towards seeking the supports they need.

                        Course Outline:

                        The purpose of Recovery Coaching

                        The role and responsibilities of a Recovery Coach

                         The Recovery Model and Process

                         Working with a care plan

                         List the components, core values and guiding principles of recovery

                         Effective Communication Techniques

                         Developing a Person-Centred Approach

                         Build skills to enhance relationships

                         Explore many dimensions of recovery and recovery coaching

                         Discover attitudes about self-disclosure and sharing your story

                         Understand the stages of recovery

                         Describe the stages of change and their applications

                         Increase their awareness of culture, power and privilege

                         Address ethical and boundaries issues

                         Practice newly acquired skills

                         Who should attend this course:

                         Psychologists

                         Social Workers

                         Support Coordinators 

                         Counsellors