Meet Sam Leal
Sam leal is a Family Dispute Resolution and a Parenting Coordinator who have supported parents and vulnerable children through his 25 years of experience working in Brazil and Australia.
Sam is the co-founder of a charity A2BSupport that raise funds to support organizations around the world to address the issues of child exploitation, poverty and violence.
Sam also is the founder of Bridges Parenting which is an organization focus on supporting parenting therapeutically and educationally to improve their parenting skills and consequently promoting positive impact in Australian Communities
Parenting Coordinator
The Parenting Coordinator can help with dispute resolution where they assist in resolving disputes arising from the implementation of parenting orders; educational support by providing education about co-parenting and parental communication; being child focus by helping parents to concentrate on the psychological and developmental needs of the children; enhancing conflict management by offering strategies to manage conflict and reduce its negative effects on children; overall the Parenting Coordinator supports effective parenting by facilitating cohesive post-separation parenting.
Men's Group
Relationships are not easy, especially in today's fast-paced and complex world. Men face many challenges in their romantic partnerships, such as communication issues, emotional intimacy, sexual compatibility, trust, and commitment.
Women's Group
Welcome to the Women's Support Group, a nurturing and empowering space for women of all ages and backgrounds to identify and address areas in their life that require development on their relationships and with their families.
School Programs
Welcome to Restorative Schools, a service that supports schools in training staff and educating children on the issues of violence using restorative practices.
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