SAMMs Terms of Service

By referring a participant to SAMMs, you agree to the following principles of service and clinical practice. These terms protect participant safety, uphold allied health standards, and ensure continuity of care across all partnerships.

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1. Clinical Framework

All SAMMs interventions are delivered under the Applied Neuro-Informed Model, based on assessed risk, need, and capacity.

Specialist assessments may attract additional fees. Crisis appointments are supplementary and do not replace ongoing sessions.

2. Participant Safety & Duty of Care

SAMMs clinicians operate under statutory duty-of-care. Where risk is identified, they may contact emergency services or extend servicing to ensure participant safety.

Providers must not obstruct or prematurely close cases where risk remains.

4. Collaborative Care

SAMMs works alongside employment, justice, health, and community systems to create coordinated care.

Providers agree to share relevant information, maintain consistent messaging, and uphold collaborative standards.

6. Intellectual Property

All SAMMs frameworks, tools, manuals, and training materials are owned by Creating New Pathways (CNP) and may not be copied, adapted, or reused without written authorisation.

7. Fees & Payment

Fees are charged per SAMMs Categorised Intervention Schedule.

Allied Health clinicians are registered and qualified with specialist Employment Services training.

Invoices are payable within 14 days. Annual fee reviews occur with 30-day notice.

8. Legal & Ethical Governance

All services comply with:

AASW Code of Ethics

AHPRA and PACFA registration requirements

DEEWR & DSS Deeds

Victorian and Federal health, privacy, and human rights law.