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Preparing to meet with an NDIS psychosocial recovery coach involves solid preparation, ensuring that you have all the necessary information to provide to communicate. Also, you must have your concerns ready when you meet.
Before You Meet
- Consider your goals and whether you have made any progress since your last recovery plan and action.
- Take any medical reports, assessments, and existing support plans relevant to your recovery plan.
- Prepare a set of questions you need to ask your recovery coach regarding strategies for achieving the aspirations, clarification of the scheme recovery coaching, etc.
When You Meet
- Allow the coach to know details about your plan and your situation. Let him understand the aspirations and objectives you have in your mind.
Let the recovery coach know about any changes in your current situation which might affect your goals. - Share if there is any feedback about your support or strategies since your last recovery coaching experience.
- Plan short-term and long-term goals with your coach regarding your recovery process to reach the aspiration fast.
After The Meeting
- Follow up and see if any action plan needs to be implemented. Some examples are contacting the service providers or scheduling essential appointments.
- Keep a progress note and insights you need to progress in your recovery process.
- Ask and arrange a date for your next meeting with your recovery coach so that you can utilise the time and support effectively.
Conclusion
Following the above checklist, a participant can maximise the effectiveness of the meeting with the recovery coach. The participant, the family, or the carer should always make sure that the recovery coach manages the plan to attain the aspiration of your recovery.
