Our Capacity Building Programs
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Pathways to Mental Health offers individualised Capacity Building programs that target NDIS capacity building goals. These programs are tailored to each individual’s needs and are supported by evidence-based practices. Qualified and experienced practitioners facilitate these programs.
The main areas that Pathways’ Capacity Building Programs focus on are:
These Capacity Building programs teach individuals skills to effectively manage their conditions and target specific areas of psychosocial vulnerability that may hinder progress towards their goals, such as education, employment, and social connection.
Participants can expect various benefits from attending these programs, including increased social participation, skills, and confidence, reduced inappropriate anger, increased self-acceptance, increased use of community resources and supports, improved general functioning, increased interest in finding meaningful daily activities and/or employment, and enhanced relationship management skills at work.
As part of the programs, Pathways assists participants in equipping themselves with knowledge and confidence to seek mainstream support services within their community and access healthcare treatments not funded through their NDIS plan. The aim is to work towards and maintain independence and strong self-efficacy.
It’s important to note that NDIS funding does not cover therapy or clinical services that are more appropriately provided by the healthcare system (Medicare) or therapy unrelated to managing disabilities and skills-based learning. However, Pathways does have a referral pathway for individuals seeking clinical services not approved for NDIS funding. Referrals from non-government and charitable organizations are also welcome.
Our three non-NDIS funded, clinical services are: