Right to Recovery Pty Ltd

16/10/2025

Lately, I’ve been hearing about participants being talked into changing providers by Support Coordinators / Recovery Coaches who promise the world — only for things to fall apart later.

Please, before you make any big changes, take a moment to ask questions and make sure the decisions are really in your best interest.

👉 Check whether the new provider is qualified, experienced, and trustworthy.
👉 Be wary of anyone who pushes you to sign up quickly or says they can “get you more” without explaining how.
👉 Remember: your NDIS plan belongs to you, not the people managing it.

As someone who genuinely cares about the people I work with, it breaks my heart to see participants lose the progress we’ve worked so hard to build because of unethical providers.

The NDIS is meant to empower people — not confuse or exploit them. So please, take your time, ask for clarity, and know that you always have the right to safe, honest, participant-centred support. ❤️

30/09/2025

🎭 Art and creativity benefit mental well-being by reducing stress, improving mood through dopamine release, fostering self-esteem and accomplishment, enhancing mindfulness, building social connections, and providing an outlet for self-expression and emotional processing

🎭 These activities stimulate the brain, leading to improved coping mechanisms, emotional regulation, and a greater sense of purpose and control

💁🏽‍♀️ Lino Printing is a form of block printing that involves carving a pattern or design into a linoleum, rubber or vinyl surface that can then be printed from

25/09/2025

HELLO ☺️

So .... I just got a notification from Facebook, that it’s been FOUR years since I started Right to Recovery — and I didn’t even realise!

I want to take a moment to thank everyone for your ongoing support of my business.

It brings me so much joy to advocate for and support individuals and their families, and I am truly passionate about this work.

Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of witnessing so many joyous moments, big and small, with the amazing people I work with (and soooo many laughs! 😂).

To celebrate, I’ll be sharing some photos from over the years showing clients doing what they love, achieving goals, and enjoying life — moments that make this work so rewarding.

Thank you again for being part of this journey with me.

Also .. A HUGE shout out to all of the wonderful providers that support my valued participants 🙏

I look forward to continuing to support, empower, and celebrate every one of you for many more years to come! ❤️

24/09/2025

➡️People with disability are twice more likely to experience violence than people without disability, with 65% of people with disability experiencing violence after turning 15 years old.

➡️If you work with people with disabilities, it’s almost certain that you work with people who are experiencing violence.

➡️There are significantly higher barriers to accessing family violence support for people with disabilities, than for people without disabilities, so sometimes people simply choose not to, or feel unable to get support.

➡️Here’s what you need to know in order to recognise the signs and respond effectively.

What is family violence ❓❔

➡️Family violence, sometimes referred to as domestic violence, is where a person or group of people in a family (or a family-like relationship) exercise power and control over another person, and make that person feel afraid and unsafe.

➡️Family violence is usually part of a pattern of behaviour that involves multiple tactics (types of violence) to gain power, control and intimidate.

➡️Family violence is not exclusive to intimate partner relationships: for example, children can use violence against their parents, and parents against their children.

Here’s what to look out for‼️

A person experiencing violence might be:

* afraid
* anxious to please
* withdrawn
* not making their own choices
* isolated from their support networks and not seeing friends or family
* in a changed state or mood
* suffering injuries
* worried that their partner is following them or knows where they are
* cancelling or not attending their regular appointments

04/08/2025

⭐️Community participation, including social activities like dining out, offers numerous benefits
⭐️It enhances mental well-being by reducing isolation and fostering a sense of belonging, improves social skills and confidence, and can lead to greater independence and access to opportunities
⭐️Participating in social events also helps individuals build strong social bonds and networks, increasing their overall quality of life

15/07/2025

Seeking a Support Worker in the Sunshine Coast with experience in personal training / fitness etc.

Bli Bli / Maroochydore / Nambour area.

Thanks!

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31/03/2025

🫥 INVISIBLE DISABILITIES 🫥

😣Debilitating Pain
😪Fatigue
😵‍💫Dizziness
🤯Cognitive Dysfunctions
🤕Brain Injuries
🤔Learning Differences
😔Mental Health Disorders

Just SOME of the invisible disabilities that people live with and some of the stigma attached ...

"Why do you need support from the NDIS?" ... "You look fine!" ... "Change your diet & get more sleep" ... "Have you tried meditation?" ....

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25/03/2025

Seeking Cleaner for client in Battery Hill for:

3hrs per week - bathrooms, kitchen and floors.

A deep clean will also be required around late May 2025.

Please email ONLY:

Peta@righttorecovery.com.au

15/03/2025

LOOKING FOR TENANT! 😀

04/03/2025

Great Info from a very valued Support Worker that works with many of my clients:

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"Just a post from me, someone that worked in disaster management for a huge chunk of my career.

Let's talk about complacency.... If your in the warning zone for cyclone Alfred don't be that person that thinks it won't happen!

Complacency will get you nowhere. Yes, we haven't seen a cyclone this far down since 1974..... Doesn't mean it won't happen again!

Get prepared....

- Get food supplies for 2-3days (non perishable).
- Make sure you have enough water to drink for 2-3days.
- Make sure you have gas cooking on a BBQ or camping stove with a gas bottle that has gas (yup sometimes you have to spell it out).
- Move any items in the yard that could blow away.
- Charge your devices.
- Switch off power at the wall for any appliances that's not required.
- Move cars under cover if possible or at least away from trees and low lying areas.
- Keep pets inside (The winds will be scary and its dangerous to leave them out).
- Fill your bathtub with water before Alfred crosses because sewage treatment plants will go off-line and you won't be able to flush your toilet otherwise.
- Put all important documents and valuables into a plastic tub and have ready to go in the event you need to evacuate.
- Prepare a bag with clothing, medication, toiletries and pet items such as leads, blankets and food in the event you have to evacuate to an evacuation centre.
- Educate yourself where the evacuation centres are. Don't wait until your in the car trying to leave to Google it because guess what.... phone lines and internet might be down.
- Be informed. Watch the news, follow socials or listen to the radio.

There is nothing more frustrating to emergency services and local disaster management groups than people thay say that it will miss us and look it might but it might not. My favourite saying was always be prepared or be prepared to look like an idiot.

If you want to ask questions ask away..... I've worked through many cyclone events in my time.

12/02/2025

I've been asked many times recently about the requirements of working with NDIS participants, as of the recent legislation changes. Here is a link to this information!

https://www.workerscreening.qld.gov.au/sole-traders #:~:text=Sole%20traders%20will%20need%20an,contact%20with%20people%20with%20disability.

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