Sadhbh is a senior psychologist with a deep passion for workplace mental health. Since 2012, her work has focused on developing preventative programs that help people and organisations thrive. As an External Fellow with the Black Dog Institute and UNSW Medicine, she completed a PhD under Professor Samuel Harvey, leading to the creation of a world-first online mindfulness-based resilience program for Australian first responders.

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In 2016, with support from UNSW Innovations, she co-founded Mindarma (formerly RAW Mind Coach) to share this evidence-based program with a wide range of workplaces. Since then, Mindarma has become a trusted mental health initiative across emergency services, government agencies, corporations, and humanitarian organisations. 

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Mindarma’s impact has been widely recognised, receiving the Mental Health Matters Award from the NSW Mental Health Commission in 2018 and a Highly Commended honour at the Resilient Australia Awards in 2019. In 2021, Sadhbh was awarded a Significant Contribution Award by the Australian Psychological Society. Most recently, the program has been supported by mental health grants from the Victorian Government (2022) and the Government of South Australia (2023–2025) to assist sole traders, small business owners, and their employees.

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Sadhbh’s approach is warm, collaborative, and grounded in evidence. She regularly works alongside leaders, health and safety teams, peer support networks, and chaplains—helping them foster compassionate, resilient, and mentally healthy workplaces.