Services

Behaviour and Mental Coaching

Behaviour and Mental coaching focuses on supporting individuals withh behavioural challenges or mental health concerns. This service is designed to empower clients to develop coping strategies, improve emotional well-being, and foster positive behavioural changes, ultimately enhancing their overall quality of life.

NDIS Participants.

For NDIS participants, Behaviour and Mental coaching involves working with individuals who may exhibit challenging behaviors due to their disabilities or neurological conditions. Support Workers and Allied Health Professionals collaborate with participants, their families, and support teams to understand the underlying causes of challenging behaviors and develop tailored strategies to address them effectively. These strategies may include:

• Teaching coping skills
• Emotional regulation techniques
• Social communication strategies

to help participants better express their needs and emotions. The aim is to promote positive behaviors, reduce episodes of distress, and improve participants’ ability to engage meaningfully with others and their environment.

 Aged Care Clients

For Aged Care clients, Behaviour and Mental Coaching can provide valuable support for individuals dealing with mental health challenges such as:

• Anxiety
• Depression
• Adjustment issues related to aging
• Life transitions.

Support Workers and Allied Health Professionals work closely with clients to identify sources of emotional distress and develop personalised interventions to promote emotional well-being. This may involve providing:

• A listening ear
• Offering emotional support
• Assisting clients in developing self-care routines that prioritize mental health.
• Teaching relaxation techniques
• Mindfulness practices
• Resilience-building strategies

to help clients navigate the challenges that come with aging and life transitions.

For Aged Care clients with progressive cognitive conditions like Alzheimer’s, Dementia, Parkinson’s and Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP), Behaviour and Mental Coaching plays a vital role in supporting both the clients and their families. Coaches offer emotional support, guidance, and education to family members on how to effectively manage changes in behaviour and communication patterns.