The British tennis star hasn't played at any of the Grand Slam tournaments so far this year due to injury but is confident that he can get back to his best when he returns to the court.
Draper, who is being coached by British tennis legend Sir Andy Murray, told Sky Sports News: "I've had an addition of Sir Andy [Murray] coming on to the team which has been a massive benefit for me, considering he's someone who's been through a lot of struggle in his career.
"It's important for people to recognise that the injury I have is very complex, it's very complicated and everyone around me is doing everything we can to help this keep moving along.
"It's not as simple as, 'Rest and heal up and you'll come back and you'll be fine.'
"Everything outside of tennis I'm doing amazingly well, everything on the court I'm managing really well too, so I'm at a point now where I'm happy that I will come through this period.
"It's just going to take some time, but I'm doing all the right things, and the people around me are really supporting me."
Draper has dropped more than 100 places in the world rankings as a result of his injury problems but is optimistic about getting back to his best once he returns to tennis.
The former world number four said: "I'm in the best place that I've been in the last year.
"The process that I've been on - it's a real patience game. It's also just getting the right load, getting the right intensity, having the time to let all the things that I'm doing - away from the court and on the court - to come together, so I can hopefully get to the point where I do make that breakthrough.
"I am able to really progress and stay on the court. I'm getting closer to that moment and I believe that moment is now.
"That's why it's been difficult to go to tournaments and have to pull out at the last minute.
"But those are calls that I'm making based on the fact that I've got a long career ahead of me, and I've had to go there [to the tournaments] to know where I'm at.
"It really has been a perfect storm for me in a lot of ways.
"When I do get out of this storm, I'm going to be pushing on to hopefully get to where I want to be and beyond."
