Mental health conditions can significantly impact the everyday lives of people with disabilities. It can influence their ability to lead a purposeful and fulfilling life. The disabilities that are caused by mental health issues are known as Psychosocial disabilities.
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) has supports and services in place that will help participants with psychosocial disabilities in their mental health recovery. With NDIS Mental Health Support, the participants can live the life they want and achieve all their goals in life.
The National Disability Insurance Agency defines recovery as the participant reaching an ideal level of personal, social and emotional well-being while living with or regaining control of their mental health issues. This ideal state or level of recovery is determined by the participant themselves. The NDIS mental health support items like the Psychosocial
Recovery Coach can help the participants to know more about their Psychosocial disability and assist the participants in identifying their strengths. Psychosocial Recovery Coaches are
NDIS-funded workers with expert knowledge of mental health. With their support, participants can access individualised supports that work best for them. This will significantly improve the quality of life of the participants and build their confidence in themselves. The individualised supports and services of the NDIS focus on improving the functional capacity of the participants and to access them, the participant will need to provide evidence regarding the severity of their condition and how it impacts their daily life.
Aastha Community Services is a registered NDIS service provider who can help the participants to connect with experienced Psychosocial Recovery Coaches and essential Mental Health Supports. Recovery is a long journey but you are not alone in this. Here at Aastha, we believe in the strength and perseverance of our participants to overcome any challenges. Contact us today and we will have your back at every step of your mental health recovery.
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