

About Us
Clinical expertise.
Psychosocial insight.
Real-world impact
Built for those that systems overlook
We exist to build capacity, stabilise risk and create clear, lasting change.




Our Values
The principles that guide how we show up for people, services, and the systems meant to support them.
Trust-centred practice
Progress grows where trust is built through consistency, clarity, and respect.
Integrated clinical understanding
We consider the full emotional, psychological, physical, and systemic context.
Steadiness in complexity
We remain grounded and structured in high- pressure environments
Respect for underrepresented
We prioritise dignity where experiences have historically been overlooked.
Original, Evidence-Built, Humanly Designed
A 15-year, ground-up framework shaped by lived experience and clinical rigour, built to fill a gap the system didn’t know how to name.
Regulation Before Expectation
We stabilise the brain first by following a clear sequence, Regulate → Build Capacity → Integrate, so change is safe and sustainable.
Respect for underrepresented voices
We prioritise dignity where experiences have historically been overlooked.
Courage in complexity
We engage thoughtfully with difficult situations without retreat.
Stability first
Stability is not the outcome - it is the foundation
Steadiness in complexity
We remain grounded and structured in high- pressure environments
Who We Are
SAMMs exists to support people, teams, and systems when situations feel uncertain, demanding, or difficult to navigate, particularly where complex and intersecting needs are present.
Our work spans trauma, addiction, justice involvement, psychosocial complexity, homelessness, and long-term disadvantage. We integrate lived experience, clinical insight, and operational clarity to create the conditions where stability can emerge and engagement becomes possible.
At the heart of SAMMs is a simple sequencing principle: stability before capacity. When people feel safe, supported, and understood, growth becomes sustainable.


The People Behind SAMMs
SAMMs is led by CEO Sharon Mamo, whose career spans decades across therapeutic communities, justice environments, and complex frontline settings. Her leadership reflects lived experience, reform advocacy, and structured clinical sequencing.
Executive Clinical Leadership is provided by Montana Nicoloutsopoulos, Accredited Mental Health Social Worker, recognised for expertise in risk governance, competency, supervision, and program development.
Together, they shape a model grounded in lived experience, clinical governance, and cross-sector reform.
Our Mission
To create stability where systems and lives feel uncertain, strengthening trust, safety, structured engagement, and meaningful participation across sectors.
Who We Are
SAMMs supports people, teams, and systems when situations feel uncertain, demanding, or difficult to navigate, particularly where complex and intersecting needs are present.
We work across trauma, addiction, justice involvement, psychosocial complexity, homelessness, and long-term disadvantage and bring steadiness, clinical insight, and structured support so pathways forward can emerge.
At the heart of SAMMs is a simple principle: stability before capacity. When people feel safe and understood, growth becomes sustainable.

The People Behind SAMMs
SAMMs is led by CEO Sharon Mamo, whose career spans decades across therapeutic communities, justice environments, and complex frontline settings. Her leadership reflects lived experience, reform advocacy, and structured clinical sequencing.
Executive Clinical Leadership is provided by Montana Nicoloutsopoulos, Accredited Mental Health Social Worker, recognised for expertise in risk governance, competency, supervision, and program development.
Together, they shape a model grounded in lived experience, clinical governance, and cross-sector reform.
Our Mission
To create stability where systems and lives feel uncertain, strengthening trust, safety, structured engagement, and meaningful participation across sectors.
Who We Are
SAMMs exists to support people, teams, and systems when situations feel uncertain, demanding, or difficult to navigate, particularly where complex and intersecting needs are present.
We work alongside individuals and services to bring steadiness, understanding, and structured support so pathways forward can emerge.
Our work spans trauma, addiction, justice involvement, psychosocial complexity, homelessness, and long-term disadvantage. We integrate lived experience, clinical insight, and operational clarity to create the conditions where stability can emerge and engagement becomes possible.
At the heart of SAMMs is a simple sequencing principle: stability before capacity.
When people feel safe, supported, and understood, growth becomes sustainable.

The People Behind SAMMs
SAMMs is led by CEO Sharon Mamo, whose career spans decades across therapeutic communities, justice environments, and complex frontline settings. Her leadership reflects lived experience, reform advocacy, and structured clinical sequencing.
Executive Clinical Leadership is provided by Montana Nicoloutsopoulos, Accredited Mental Health Social Worker, recognised for expertise in risk governance, competency, supervision, and program development.
Together, they shape a model grounded in lived experience, clinical governance, and cross-sector reform.
Our Mission
To create stability where systems and lives feel uncertain, strengthening trust, safety, structured engagement, and meaningful participation across sectors.
Complex Needs Clinicians
Our Complex Needs Clinicians include Accredited Social Workers, Mental Health Social Workers, Psychotherapists, and aligned professionals.
Our clinicians use trauma-informed, neuro-informed, and systems-aware practice to understand the deeper patterns behind behaviour.
Working across justice, housing, health, and employment systems, they coordinate holistic support that helps participants move from crisis to lasting stability and growth.
Guided by professionalism, compassion, and defensible practice, they provide:
Our clinicians use trauma-informed, neuro-informed, and systems-aware practice to understand the deeper patterns behind behaviour.
Working across justice, housing, health, and employment systems, they coordinate holistic support that helps participants move from crisis to lasting stability and growth.
Accredited Mental Health Social Workers
Registered Social Workers
Psychotherapists and Counsellors
Specialists in addiction, trauma, & justice
Practitioners with lived experience

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