Specialist Allied Health Support

Rehabilitation Counsellors are highly skilled allied health professionals who specialise in vocational counselling, mental health, disability, injury management, and overall wellbeing. They work within a biopsychosocial framework, recognising that a person's health, psychological wellbeing, social circumstances, and environment all influence their ability to achieve meaningful work and study outcomes.

Rather than focusing on just one aspect of a person's situation, Rehabilitation Counsellors take a holistic approach. They support individuals to build their wellbeing, overcome barriers, and develop the confidence and skills needed to thrive in employment, education, and other meaningful life roles.

Whether you are:

• looking for work,

• exploring a new career direction,

• considering further education or training,

• recovering from an injury,

• living with a disability,

• living with chronic pain

• living with an illness

• neurodivergent,

• managing a mental health condition,

• wanting to plan and achieve life goals, or

• seeking support to improve your overall wellbeing,

a Rehabilitation Counsellor can provide personalised, evidence-based support tailored to your unique needs, interests, strengths, and goals.

Rehabilitation Counsellors are also experts in the world of work. They understand current labour market and employment trends, career pathways, education and training opportunities, and workplace demands. Using comprehensive assessments and collaborative planning, they help individuals identify realistic, meaningful, and sustainable career and study pathways that align with their abilities, values, and aspirations.

By combining expertise in counselling, vocational rehabilitation, mental health, and career development, Rehabilitation Counsellors empower people to make informed decisions, achieve their goals, maintain positive mental health and wellbeing, and build fulfilling, sustainable careers.​

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