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Boosting your wellbeing and career confidence
Feeling positive, confident and in control helps you to find work and succeed in your role. It’s even more important if you’re trying to enter the workforce for the first time, have had a break from work, or live with disability, an illness or injury.
The MatchWorks Health and Wellbeing Service delivers thousands of support sessions to job seekers each year. Our Health and Wellbeing Consultants are registered allied health professionals with qualifications in counselling, psychology, social work or exercise physiology.
Some of the services Health and Wellbeing consultants can offer:
- Stress management techniques
- Explore career options
- Motivation and engagement
- Sleep hygiene
- Build resilience
- Achieve work-life balance
- Condition management
- Injury management
- Lifestyle change
- Manual handling
- Pain and fatigue management
Health and Wellbeing consultants can also link you to a range of additional community services including:
- Specialist mental health services
- Housing support
- Alcohol and other drug services
- Risk and self-harm
- Family and domestic violence support.
Get support from health and wellness professionals
“It’s comforting to know I have a sounding board, someone to talk to,” Cheryl said. “I feel that I can keep my job because of the ongoing support from MatchWorks. I don’t believe I could keep it if I was on my own.”
– Cheryl, MatchWorks client
Positive and practical support that works for you
We believe that a happy, healthy you is far more likely to reach your full potential.
That is why it is important to stay positive, confident and motivated.
You can access our Health and Wellbeing Service free of charge when you become a MatchWorks client.
It is a short-term service focuses on educating and empowering participants with practical guidance to help them manage their health barriers and progress into employment.
Once you start work, you can receive further wellbeing sessions to help you transition into employment and manage workplace barriers.
At an initial meeting, your consultant will discuss your circumstances and plan how they can assist. Sessions are usually one-on-one, and you can take part in group workshops with others in a similar situation.
One-on-one sessions with allied health professionals at our offices across Australia.
Sessions via telehealth or Zoom. After-hours support is also available if you are working.
Group workshops where you can gain new skills and build your confidence with others in a supportive space.
Our commitment to your privacy
At MatchWorks we respect your privacy and will maintain confidentiality. We will ensure you are comfortable by creating a safe environment.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Are the health and wellbeing consultants qualified health professionals?What happens at my appointments?How many sessions can I have?Do I have to pay a fee?Will my payments be suspended if I miss an appointment?How do I book my first appointment?I already have a psychologist or psychiatrist – how does that work?