We believe that how we experience the world matters.
Our thoughts, emotions, beliefs, behaviours, and personal histories all influence how we understand ourselves, relate to others, and navigate life's challenges. The word Qualia comes from philosophy and refers to the unique, subjective qualities of human experience - what it feels like to be you.
Grounded in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), our approach is collaborative, compassionate, and deeply respectful to each person's unique experiences. We work alongisde our clients to better understand that patterns shape their lives, develop new perspectives and skills, and create meaningful, lasting change.
We believe that when we change how we understand and respond to our experiences, we can change how we live our lives.
Meet the minds behind the mission.
Thomas Brown (he/him)
Founder, Co-Owner, Clinical Director
I am an experienced, psychotherapist, clinical, supervisor, educator, and leader, who is passionate about helping mental health professionals, and organizations grow and thrive.
Drawing on more than 20 years of clinical experience, extensive expertise in cognitive behavioural therapy, and graduate education in social work and leadership, I bring a thoughtful, compassionate and practical approach to professional development.
Through clinical supervision, engaging, workshops, and consultation, I help clinicians and leaders strengthen their skills, deepen their self-awareness, and develop confidence in their practice. My work is grounded in the belief that professional excellence, emerges through curiosity, collaboration, reflection, and commitment to lifelong learning.
Charity Fleming (she/her/kwe)
Co-Owner, CEO
Anangkwe (Star Woman), Name Dodem (Sturgeon Clan), Wabauskang First Nation
Committed and passionate about mental health, I have dedicated my life and career to support healing with the help of psychotherapy.
Being indigenous and from a rural northern Ontario community, I understand some of the barriers to receiving good mental health care and training.
Believing that priority and vulnerable populations require the very best care, I have dedicated my work and life towards equitable care and the promotion of healing for indigenous, child and youth and victims of trauma populations.
