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Clarity in Care, Confidence in Life

Psychosocial Support

Day-to-day and community support for people living with psychosocial disability, with mental health clinical oversight.

Support that understands mental health.

We work alongside you on everyday life when you are living with psychosocial disability: routines, appointments, your home, and getting out into your community. You set the goals and the pace.

Your care plan is reviewed and signed off by our Clinical Lead, a Registered Nurse and Credentialed Mental Health Nurse. If your mental health changes, the person overseeing your support understands what they are seeing and knows when to involve your treating team.

A support worker and a participant talking together on a back verandah

What we work on together

  • Understanding what helps and what makes things harder for you
  • Daily routines, meals and looking after your home
  • Reconnecting with people and activities
  • Getting on top of appointments, plans and paperwork
  • Planning for the times when things get hard
  • Working towards study, work or whatever matters to you

How it works

We start with you

Not with a form. What is going on, what you want to be different, and what you have already tried.

We build a plan together

A support plan in your words, with steps that are small enough to actually take.

We adjust as you go

Recovery is not linear. When things dip, the plan changes — that is expected, not failure.

What psychosocial support is not

Being clear about this saves everyone time.

  • Not a psychologist or psychiatrist. We do not provide therapy or prescribe. If you need those, we help you find them.
  • Not a support coordinator. Coordinators connect and manage your services. We provide the day-to-day support. Many people have both.
  • Not recovery coaching. We do not provide psychosocial recovery coaching. If your plan includes it, we are happy to work alongside a recovery coach from another provider.
  • Not a crisis service. In a crisis call 000, or Lifeline on 13 11 14, or the WA Mental Health Emergency Response Line on 1800 676 822 for the Peel Region.

Want to talk it through?

Have a conversation with us. There is no obligation, and we will tell you if someone else would suit you better.

Not sure where to start?

Tell us what is going on and we will talk you through the options — including telling you honestly if we are not the right fit.