Quentin’s journey, like most, wasn’t a straight line. It began as the Executive Director of a popular ad agency in Toronto, moved through a few heart attacks, and eventually led him deep into the realms of social work, spiritual exploration, and even a year knee-deep in sewage cleanup (yes, really). Along the way, he studied metaphysics, soaked up the teachings of Ram Dass, Brené Brown, and countless other spiritual and psychological guides, and became a devoted student of energy, conversation, and the gentle art of paying attention.

He now serves on the board of Hospice Orillia and volunteers as a compassionate presence for those at the end of life—sitting, listening, and simply being there as they transition.

Hybrid Healing grew from a simple idea: what if we tried a little bit of everything to help people feel just a little bit better? Sometimes that means energy work. Sometimes it’s just talking. Sometimes it’s breath, meditation, reflection—or simply being seen.

Quentin believes healing isn’t always about big breakthroughs. Sometimes it’s about creating space for small shifts—a single breath, a moment of softness, a new idea that lands quietly but changes everything over time.

He’s a listener. A question-asker. A witness to people waking up to themselves.