Empowering individuals to rebuild, reframe, and rise stronger.
A personalised counselling program that supports individuals recovering from injury or illness by addressing both the emotional and psychological aspects of recovery.Â

Introducing ELEV8 Consulting's Phoenix - Rise After Injury

Phoenix is more than just a counselling program—it’s a guided journey through the emotional complexities that often accompany injury, illness, or significant life disruption. Named for the mythical symbol of renewal, Phoenix is designed to help individuals rise from the challenges they face with renewed strength, clarity, and direction.
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This structured adjustment-to-injury program recognises that recovery is not solely physical. For many, the emotional impact of an injury—grief, frustration, fear, loss of identity—can be just as significant as the physical symptoms. Phoenix bridges this gap by providing therapeutic support that validates the emotional experience, strengthens psychological resilience, and restores hope.
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Delivered by experienced counsellors, Phoenix uses evidence-based frameworks such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), and narrative approaches to help participants process their experience, reframe unhelpful thinking, and move toward a more empowered sense of self. Each session is tailored to the individual’s journey, offering a safe and confidential space to explore the personal impact of injury and reconnect with purpose.
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Whether you’re navigating sudden change, grappling with a delayed recovery, or feeling stuck in your return-to-life or work pathway, Phoenix offers the tools and support needed to rebuild from within. Through this program, individuals are not only supported through adjustment—they are equipped to thrive beyond it.
Our approach centers on

Identifying the Position in the Cycle of Acceptance
Helping individuals understand their current stage in the acceptance process and setting realistic goals to progress in their recovery journey.

Harnessing the Power of Resilience
Empowering individuals to build resilience and move forward from their injury, embracing the strengths and resources they have.

Cultivating a Growth Mindset
Encouraging a mindset focused on growth and learning, enabling individuals to view challenges as opportunities for development.

Navigating Emotional Challenges
Providing support and strategies to manage the emotional challenges that arise from injury, fostering emotional well-being and psychological health.
Proven Outcomes for Mental and Physical Health
Psychological Wellbeing (DASS Scores):
Functional Improvements
(WHODAS Scores)
Pain Management & Psychosocial Benefits
Improve self efficacy in abilities
Improved goal-setting and resilience
Adjustment To Injury Counselling Offers Numerous Benefits For Individuals Recovering From An injury Or Illness
Discover how our evidence-based approach supports sustainable recovery and improved well-being for individuals healing from injury or illness.
Reduction in Psychological Distress
A growth mindset encourages individuals to view challenges as opportunities
Studies on psychological distress after injuries, highlight the importance of acceptance.
Research on injury recovery emphasizes that moving through the stages of acceptance
Service Delivery Details

12 hours total in delivery

Delivery either to be weekly or fortnightly

Multiple methods of delivery – videoconference and face to face. Note additional charges occur for face to face.

Complete a series of Pre and Post Program questionnaires to assess efficacy and impact including:
- Orebro Musculoskeletal Pain Questionnaire
- Coping Orientation to Problems Experienced Questionnaire
- Illness Cognition Questionnaire

When to Consider Professional Support
Recognize the warning signs that indicate when employees might benefit from psychological capital development programs.
Struggling with Injury Acceptance
Individuals who are having difficulty coming to terms with their injury, often expressing denial, frustration, or anger about their condition.
Loss of Sense of Self
Employees who feel a diminished sense of identity or self-worth due to the injury, particularly if the injury has significantly altered their physical abilities or role at work.
Emotional Distress Related to Injury
Individuals experiencing significant emotional distress, such as depression, anxiety, or feelings of hopelessness, directly related to the impact of their injury.
Reduced Motivation and Engagement
Employees who have lost motivation or interest in their work or personal life due to the injury, often feeling disconnected or disengaged from activities they once enjoyed.
Persistent Focus on Losses
Individuals who frequently dwell on the losses associated with their injury, such as loss of physical function, independence, or previous lifestyle, and who struggle to see potential for future growth or adaptation.
Difficulty with Role Adjustment
Employees who are struggling to adapt to new roles or modified duties at work as a result of their injury, particularly if they perceive these changes as a demotion or loss of status.
Resentment or Anger Towards the Situation
Individuals who express resentment or anger about their injury, often feeling that life has been unfair or that they have been unjustly burdened by their condition.
Social Withdrawal and Isolation
Employees who have withdrawn from social interactions or support networks due to feelings of embarrassment, shame, or a desire to avoid discussing their injury.
Fear of Future Limitations
Individuals who express anxiety or fear about their future, particularly concerns about their ability to continue working, provide for their family, or maintain their independence.
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We don’t just lead the business—we live the work. Our leadership team continues to deliver services firsthand, bringing real-world insight, empathy, and connection to every decision we make.
Real Results from our Programs
Discover how Phoenix Program has helped individuals overcome psychological barriers, boost resilience, and successfully return to meaningful work.