Psychosocial Rehabilitation
Building skills that support independence and everyday life.
Building Skills for Everyday Life
Psychosocial rehabilitation focuses on helping individuals develop skills that support independence and participation in everyday life.
Support May Include
- Social skills
- Communication
- Daily living skills
- Education
- Employment preparation
- Community participation
- Independent living skills
Beyond Symptom Management
The goal is to support meaningful functioning beyond symptom management.
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Living With Schizophrenia
Building a meaningful life, including work and study.
Lifestyle & Wellness
Healthy habits that complement professional treatment.
Psychotherapy
Psychological support alongside medical treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is psychosocial rehabilitation?
It focuses on building skills that support independence and participation in everyday life, such as communication, daily living and work skills.
Can it help with work or study?
Rehabilitation may include education and employment preparation to support a return to study or work when the person is ready.
Is it only for people with severe symptoms?
No. Support is personalised and can be useful at different stages of recovery.
You Don’t Have to Face It Alone
If you or someone you care about is experiencing concerning changes in thoughts, behaviour or perception, professional assessment can help.