Sabina Smith, M.A. holds a Master’s degree in Conflict Analysis and Management along with a Bachelor’s degree in Justice Studies. With over ten years of varied experience in law enforcement, she has undertaken numerous roles. Transitioning from law enforcement, Sabina accepted a Senior Adjudication position in 2023, where she was responsible for adjudicating complex mental health claims.

In 2024, Sabina earned appointment as BC Bylaw Adjudicator from the Ministry of Attorney General where she manages disputes between local governments and members of the public. Sabina is principal and lead facilitator of the Canadian Center for Applied Insight Conflict Resolution in Kamloops, BC, where she facilitates workplace mediations and trains professionals on the practical application of the Insight approach to Conflict analysis and resolution, focusing on the importance of conscious and targeted curiosity to manage conflict in the moment. Her engaging public speaking style and ability to distill complex theories into memorable metaphors have garnered her praise in training sessions and workshops across North America.

Beyond her professional endeavors, Sabina is an avid Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competitor across North America and teaches the martial art in the Interior of British Columbia, with a special focus on empowering women through her classes.