Keep at it

Together, navigate challenges and change

Returning to work isn't always a straight path. There may be challenges, setbacks or changes along the way, but ongoing commitment, support and flexibility can make a real difference.

What does ‘keep at it’ look like?

Recovery doesn't always go as planned. Reviewing what’s working and what isn’t, making adjustments when needed and focusing on achievable next steps can help people stay engaged in recovery, move forward with confidence and work toward getting back to work and getting back to life.

Why keeping at it matters

• builds confidence through small achievements
• encourages flexibility when circumstances change
• supports resilience through challenges and setbacks
• reinforces the importance of ongoing support and commitment
• recognises that returning to work can support recovery and getting back to life
• supports participation in the activities that matter most.