Conditions we support
Psychosocial Disability support
Recovery-oriented support for people whose mental health condition affects everyday life.
About psychosocial disability
Psychosocial disability is the term used for disability that can arise from a mental health condition. It's about the impact on daily life, such as managing a home, relationships, work and community, rather than the diagnosis itself.
Recovery is personal, and needs can change over time. Support should build on strengths and work alongside clinical care.
Related: Schizophrenia
How we help
- Mental health SIL and supported accommodation
- Routines, daily living and self-care
- Social connection and community
- Early warning and relapse prevention plans
- Working with recovery coaches and clinicians
Services for people living with psychosocial disability
- Psychosocial SupportRecovery-oriented support for people living with psychosocial disability, including in SIL.
- Supported Independent Living24/7 support in shared homes, so you can live with independence, safety and good company.
- Short Notice PlacementsUrgent accommodation and support when living arrangements change suddenly.
- Community ParticipationSocial and community connection: sport, classes, volunteering and friendships.
Is a diagnosis needed for NDIS psychosocial support?
The NDIS looks at whether a mental health condition is likely to be permanent and substantially reduces functional capacity. Evidence from treating clinicians is usually needed.
Referrals & enquiries
Let's talk about the support you need
Participants, families and support coordinators can refer in three quick steps. We'll be in touch within one business day.
- 1800 328 885
- contact@wyndhamelitesupportservices.com.au
- Suite 5, Level 1, 4 Main St, Point Cook VIC 3030
Referring a participant with full details? Use our full intake form.
Need an interpreter? Call TIS National on 131 450 and ask them to call us.