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The Psychosocial Recovery Coach live online short course prepares mental health practitioners to assist those with a psychosocial disability.

In response to the new NDIS Funded Line Item for funded provision of a Psychosocial Recovery Coach, Swinburne is offering this short course to current, or soon-to-be qualified, mental health or peer practitioners.

Psychosocial Recovery Coaches work collaboratively with people with a psychosocial disability, and their families and carers, assisting them to better manage the complex challenges of day-to-day living.

This course will use a peer coaching model throughout, where you will be practicing and reflecting on stages of the coaching journey with other course participants. Course facilitators will actively be a part of this process, as well as delivering the course content components.

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Duration

2 days of 3 x 2 hr LIVE on-line sessions per day (9am-4pm) May intake - 26 May and 2 June; December intake - 1 & 8

Intakes

Online (May, December) - View application and start dates

Study mode

Online

Course information in detail

- Course detail, course structure and units of study.

Course description

The Psychosocial Recovery Coach short course prepares current or soon-to-be-qualified mental health practitioners to provide support to those with a psychosocial disability.

You'll gain the skills and knowledge needed to work collaboratively with clients and their families and carers, assisting them in better managing the complex challenges of their day-to-day lives.

This professional coaching course provides you with an opportunity to maintain participation in ongoing professional development as well as ensuring you can deliver ‘skilled coaching’, both requirements of the NDIS Psychosocial Recovery Coaching Guidelines.

The course will also provide a platform for a practitioners Community of Practice, as recommended by the NDIS for Psychosocial Recovery Practitioners.

Swinburne's Facilitators are from our Certificate IV in Mental Health, and Certificate IV in Mental Health Peer Work teaching and leadership teams. With many years of ongoing education, current industry and lived experience, they bring their passion and specialised training in coaching to this short course.

Course structure

Developed by Swinburne educators with over 30 years of combined industry experience (both learned and lived, and of the NDIS), and post graduate coaching qualifications, our Recovery Coaching short course is delivered online in an active and participatory format via webcam and microphone (learnings from this Short Course will be maximised with active participation from each student). The instructor lead online training sessions provide the opportunity for you to bring your own experience and knowledge to share as you reflect, refine and practice specialist recovery coaching skills.

On registration, you will be provided with access to the Swinburne Learning Management System (Canvas) to attend live, online and participatory group training sessions and access extensive resources.

Guided by the new NDIS Guidelines for Psychosocial Recovery Coaching, this live online short course includes topics such as Recovery Orientated Practice, strengths based, collaborative and trauma-informed care. It also includes essential knowledge about NDIS language and plans, and how to marry these with Recovery Plans, alongside real world case studies. Uniquely however, the short course also focuses on the theory and practice of coaching skills and how these can be applied ‘skilfully’ to recovery practice.

Participants will continue to develop their coaching skills through involvement with their training peers, using a peer coaching model to practice coaching skills and create a Recovery Coaching Community of Practice.

Through the Recovery Coaching Community of Practice and Discussion forum, you will be able to practice and refine your professional coaching skills with your training group peers and participate in Reflective Practice with a like-minded group of professionals.

Units of study

Psychosocial Recovery Coaching (HEAS00002)

Careers and graduate outcomes

- Career opportunities and course aims and objectives.

Career opportunities

Gain a Certificate of Participation from Swinburne
'Skilled Coaching' development & practice, as per the NDIS Guidelines for Psychosocial Recovery Coaching.
Participation in 12hrs of formal learning activities, as recommended by the NDIA for Psychosocial Recovery Practitioners.
Access a forum for a Community of Practice, also recommended by the NDIA for Psychosocial Recovery Practitioners.
Suitably skilled and prequalified staff who wish to provide this new (July 2020) Line Item to NDIS customers can gain formal training in this new area.
The short course provides professional development for staff already employed by providers needing to upskill in this newly funded area.

Aims and objectives

NDIS Psychosocial Recovery Coaching - language, plans and line item role.
‘Skilled coaching’ (NDIS Psychosocial Recovery Coach Guidelines)
Using coaching skilfully in Recovery-Orientated Practice and Planning
Applying coaching to Biopsychosocial Assessment
The ‘science’ of change & goal setting
Identifying stages of change
Motivating clients respectfully & collaboratively through phases of recovery using coaching skills
Applying strengths based, trauma-informed and self-determination approaches through coaching techniques
Lived and Learned Experience Recovery Coaching.

Pathways and scholarships

- Pathways.

Course fees and requirements

- Entry requirements and non-year 12 entry.

Entry requirements

Fees

Enrol with Swinburne and pay $480 for this on-line course.

Entry requirements

Course participants are required to be Australian residents aged 18 or over.

Anyone who has commenced relevant training and/or employment, with the hopes of becoming a Recovery Coach, may apply for this Short Course.

Please note the following experience and qualifications are required by the NDIS for Recovery Coaches:

Lived experience Recovery Coach:

A minimum level of qualifications and experience is recommended to be:

Certificate IV in Mental Health Peer Work or similar training

and/or

Two years of experience in mental health related peer work.

Recovery coaches without a lived experience:

A minimum level of qualifications and experience is recommended to be:

Certificate IV in Mental Health, Community Services or other related health fields or similar training

and/or

Two years of experience in mental-health related work.

Students will need access to a computer with a reliable internet connection, adequate speed, sufficient data allowance, and a webcam and microphone.

How to apply

Find out more about how to apply.

Find out more

Submit an online enquiry
Tel: 1300 SWINBURNE

Email: study@swinburne.edu.au

Training Organisation Identifier (TOID): 3059