Felisha Sharma

About

We believe something that not everyone in our field is willing to say out loud: talk alone is not always enough.We have sat with people who could articulate their pain beautifully — and still couldn't move through it. Because the pain wasn't just in their story. It was in their shoulders, their chest, the way they stopped breathing mid-sentence. It was in the body, waiting to be seen.Mind Toronto exists at that intersection — where the mind's narrative meets the body's memory, where trauma in the nervous system, grief in the throat, and anxiety as a physiological experience all deserve a physiological response.