A psychosocial disability refers to the substantial, ongoing functional impact caused by a long‑term mental health condition. It is important to note that it is not the diagnosis itself; it is the way the condition affects a person’s ability to manage daily life, regulate emotions, communicate, participate socially, and maintain independence.

Psychosocial disability can affect:

• Emotional regulation

• Motivation and daily routines

• Social interaction and communication

• Decision‑making and problem‑solving

• Stress tolerance and coping

• Community participation

• Relationships and self‑care

These impacts may be episodic, fluctuating, or persistent, and they often interact with trauma, environment, sensory needs and systemic barriers.

The NDIS recognises psychosocial disability as a legitimate disability that can significantly affect a person’s quality of life and provides supports to help individuals build capacity, confidence and long-term independence.

Psychosocial Recovery Coaching is an NDIS‑funded support designed to help people living with a psychosocial disability to build resilience, independence and self‑direction. It focuses on recovery‑oriented practice, supporting you in understanding your needs, setting meaningful goals, navigating challenges and reconnecting with a sense of possibility.

Recovery coaching is collaborative, strengths‑based and grounded in the belief that recovery is not linear, it’s a journey shaped by safety, connection and empowerment.

Psychosocial Recovery Coaching can help you:

• Regulate emotions and manage stress

• Build daily routines and motivation

• Strengthen decision‑making and problem‑solving

• Improve communication and relationships

• Increase community participation

• Develop self‑advocacy and confidence

• Navigate services and supports

• Build resilience and independence

My approach is trauma‑informed, neuro‑affirming and strengths‑based. I draw on both professional training and lived experience to create a safe, collaborative space where growth happens through micro‑wins, gentle pacing and relational trust.

Recovery coaching at Flourish is reflective, compassionate and deeply human, supporting you to reconnect with your true identity, values and self‑belief. 

Sessions may be weekly or fortnightly, in person, via telehealth or in the community. Together, we:

• Explore goals and values
• Build practical strategies toward recovery
• Track progress
• Navigate setbacks and help get you back on track
• Coordinate with other supports to ensure your ongoing wraparound care
• Strengthen daily living skills

Psychosocial Recovery Coaching is for people who:

• Live with a psychosocial disability

• Exposure to trauma, anxiety, depression or emotional dysregulation

• Want structure, motivation or confidence

• Are navigating complex systems or transitions

• Need support to reconnect with community and purpose

Psychosocial Recovery Coaching is funded under: 

Capacity Building – Recovery Coaching. 

It is available to self‑managed and plan‑managed participants. No referral is required, however, it must be listed in your plan.

Flourish is built on the belief that recovery is possible when people are supported with dignity, clarity and compassion. With dual training in counselling and psychotherapy, I offer a holistic approach that strengthens emotional well-being, daily functioning and self‑leadership.

You will receive support that is relational, evidence‑informed and grounded in genuine human connection.