Sabrina Cohen-Hatton is a primary authority on the psychology of critical decision-making. As one of the UK’s most senior fire officers and a PhD in behavioural science, she combines the lived reality of frontline command with forensic research into how humans function under extreme pressure. When delivering a keynote or facilitating a leadership masterclass, Sabrina deconstructs the cognitive mechanics of crisis management, replacing the "heroic leader" myth with a strategy for incident command based on evidence and psychological safety.

She assists global entities in navigating high-stakes volatility, helping boards synchronise operational leadership with the cognitive resilience required to lead teams through systemic stress. By reframing judgement as a skill that must be protected from the hollowing effects of adrenaline and fear, she transforms crisis response into a measurable driver of organisational stability. Through her profoundly credible commentary, Sabrina enables decision-makers to master the decision-integrity and mindset recovery necessary to perform when the consequences are absolute.