Psychosocial Recovery Coaches support Individuals with their recovery

 Wafii's Psychosocial Recovery Coaches assist individuals with a psychosocial handicap to live full, productive lives. Participants will be supported in taking more control of their lives and managing the complexities of daily life. Participants will be helped in building their ability, including their strengths and resiliency, by means of strong and respectful relationships and professional coaching. Participants, their families, caregivers, and supports collaborate with PRCs to establish, plan, execute, and adapt a recovery plan. They cooperate with the larger service system and help coordinate the NDIS and other services.

The Psychosocial Recovery Coaches are responsible for the following:

Developing a relationship that enables healing
Assisting participants in engaging with NDIS Coaching to enhance recovery skills and personal capacity, including motivation, strengths, resiliency, and decision-making.
Assisting individuals in their recovery plans
Collaboration with the larger support system

Psychosocial Recovery Coaches develop a distinct plan of action while using the members' existing abilities to achieve their intended objectives. In addition to facilitating the participant's access to and maintenance of recovery, PRCs provide access to systems and resources, such as benefits and health care, required to support the recovery. Additionally, recovery counseling assists clients in regaining work, securing secure housing, and transitioning. The client self-directs their own recovery, while the PRC gives knowledge and encouragement in facilitating the required change and achieving the desired outcomes.

First, recovery is very individual, and when we speak about recovery, it does not indicate that you will no longer experience mental illness. Recovery may mean something different to each individual, but it will reflect accomplishing your own personal objectives of achieving your optimum personal, psychological, social, and emotional wellness.

So how does it work?

We begin by listening to you and getting to know you. We will assist you in identifying your talents and discuss techniques that may work best for you. Strong emphasis will be placed on collaborating with you to build your personal rehabilitation strategy. We aim to help you develop the self-assurance necessary to manage your illness, offer support to your family and caregivers, and retain your ties to mainstream and paid assistance.

Other matters we may assist with include:

Developing resistance
Collaboration with support and professional personnel
Assisting you in developing your own individualized rehabilitation plan
Linking you with other assistance alternatives you may not have considered. Skill development.
Evaluations and action planning
Recovery coaches will collaborate with participants, their families, caregivers, and other services to establish, plan, and execute a recovery plan, as well as coordinate NDIS and other supports.

Participants will be able to choose between a recovery coach with personal experience and one with acquired understanding of psychosocial impairment and mental health. Recovery coaches were created in cooperation with individuals with lived experience of mental health illness, their family and caregivers, Mental Health, and state and territory governments.