Our Services
What we Do Best
At Your Journey Compass, we support people with persistent and complex mental health illnesses.
What is a recovery coach?
Psychosocial Recovery Coaching
A recovery coach is an NDIS-funded worker with Mental Health knowledge. A recovery coach will spend time with you and those who support you through your journey.
At Your Journey Compass, the recovery coach will sit down with you and explain your NDIS plan in a way that you can understand your budget and the services that are allocated according to your NDIS goals.
We have been supporting people with persistent and complex mental health illnesses and we understand how your NDIS journey can be confusing. We have supported people with Bipolar, Depression, Anxiety, Schizophrenia, ASD, Personality Disorders, PTSD, Eating Disorders and more.
Our team will be happy to support you set up goals, and work on improving emotion regulation so you get to improve your wellness.
Schedule a no-obligation meet and greet with our Recovery Coaches.
Recovery Coaches
Are highly qualified Mental Health Workers who have been working in Community Mental Health and/or Allied Health for over 10 years.
Recovery Coaches
Provide Trauma -Informed Care during service delivery & Create a person-centred support.
Recovery Coaches
Focus on building capacity to promote independency and increase decision making.
Recovery Coaches
Are highly flexible & will create goals and work alongside you to implement support to help you reach your goals.
Recovery Coaches
Will also create crisis planning and crisis management, they will do so in collaboration with each person to ensure that this can be used during a time of need.
improve your level of wellness
Community Engagement
Engaging in the community plays a big role in maintaining and improving your level of wellness. At Your Journey Compass, we can help you go a step further every time. Our Support workers are great motivators and understand the difficulties you might face when working towards improving your community connection.
Our Support Workers
- Specialised in Mental Health
- Support you attend groups & events
- Take you out for a walk
- Help you connect with social activities
- Engage in meaningful conversations
- Help break the barrier of social anxiety
help with daily living
Daily Living Support
Our Support workers can help you improve your daily living skills and self-management. At Your Journey Compass, we know how difficult it can be to manage everyday tasks.
Our support workers can help with:
- Food shopping and preparation
- Learning new skills to promote independence
- Organising your appointments
- Creating a routine
- Home organisation and more
Group Activities
At Your Journey Compass, we believe meaningful connections and community participation play an important role in wellbeing, confidence, and independence. Our group programs provide a safe, welcoming, and supportive environment where participants can build social skills, develop new interests, and engage with their community in a way that aligns with their individual goals.
Our groups are designed to be inclusive, flexible, and neurodiversity-affirming, supporting participants to connect with others while exploring activities that are enjoyable and meaningful.
Benefits of Our Group Programs
- Build meaningful social connections and friendships
- Increase confidence in community settings
- Develop communication and interpersonal skills
- Learn new hobbies and interests
- Improve independence and social participation
- Enjoy a safe and supportive environment
- Work towards NDIS goals related to community participation and capacity building
Whether you enjoy creative activities, meeting new people, or exploring your local community, our group programs provide opportunities to connect, learn, and grow while having fun along the way.
Capacity Building
Independent Life Skills
Our Independent Life Skills supports are delivered under the NDIS Capacity Building category and are designed to help participants develop the practical skills, confidence, and knowledge needed for greater independence in everyday life.
Unlike Core supports, which provide direct assistance with completing tasks, Capacity Building Life Skills supports focus on teaching and developing abilities that participants can use independently over time. The goal is to build confidence, increase autonomy, and reduce reliance on ongoing support wherever possible.
Our team works alongside participants to develop personalised skills and strategies that support both current needs and future life transitions.
Areas of support may include:
- Learning to use public transport safely and confidently
- Developing daily living and household management skills
- Building meal planning, cooking, and nutrition skills
- Learning budgeting, shopping, and money management
- Developing routines, organisation, and time management strategies
- Building confidence when accessing community services and activities
- Strengthening communication, self-advocacy, and decision-making skills
- Preparing for education, employment, volunteering, or changes in living arrangements
- Increasing independence within the home and community
By focusing on skill development rather than task completion, our Independent Life Skills supports help participants build lifelong abilities that promote greater choice, control, confidence, and independence across all areas of life.
what else can we help with?
Our Support Workers
Day trips
Day trips are a great way to see more of the Gold Coast while increasing connection with others.
At Your Journey Compass we aim to increase community participation and reduce risk of isolation in a fun way.
group Connections
Groups to encourage community connection and help individuals that are at risk of social isolation.
The group activities range from bush walks, bowling, coffee catchups and more.
We encourage connectedness and meaningful relationships. For more information.
Other services
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) application process
Have you submitted a NDIS Psychosocial Application, and you have been rejected? Or perhaps you are to be confused as to where to start. We might be able to help!