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Monday 10:30am - 6:30pm Tuesday 9am - 7pm Wednesday 8am - 4pm Thursday 9am - 5pm Friday 8am - 5pm

Erin Memering Pediatric Physiotherapy, Waterloo, ON (2025)

Treating children from birth to 18 years with a wide variety of needs including:
Genetic conditions including: Down Syndrome; Angelman Syndrome;
Cri du Chat Syndrome; Rett Syndrome and Prader Willi Syndrome
Global developmental Delay
Cerebral Palsy
Muscular Dystrophy
Torticollis
Autism
Developmental Coordination Disorder
Difficulty with specific gross motor skill acquisition
Children with re

tained primitive reflexes
Orthopedic Conditions
Toe Walking
Injury/Fracture
Plagiocephaly
Clubfeet
Sport specific injury prevention training

Utilize a variety of treatment techniques including play therapy and have training in:
CME (Cuevas Medek Exercises)- Level II certification
Paediatric NDT
Dynamic Core for Kids
Therapeutic Evaluation and Treatment of Idiopathic Toe Walking
Acupuncture (CAFCI certified)
Yoga and Pilates for the child with Special Needs
Rhythmic Movement Training (for retained primitive reflexes)

07/14/2025

Meet Kim! Our new weekday Client Care Coordinator!! We are so happy to have her as part of our team!

Kim (She/Her) was born and raised in Kitchener but her family comes from Newfoundland. She is a mom with 3 incredible adult kids and 2 funny and loveable cats. Kim has spent her career supporting people experiencing homelessness in many different roles. For the past 5 years her focus has been supporting First Nations, Inuit and Metis individuals and families who are experiencing homelessness and/or mental health and addictions struggles. She also has experience as an administrative assistant in counselling and primary care settings. Kim is very passionate about providing kind, empathic, non judgemental, person centered care to clients. Outside of work Kim loves to spend time with her kids and cats, cheering on her niece at the baseball field, listening to music, playing video games and watching hockey and baseball.

07/10/2025

🧠 Older kids still need vestibular play — and often, they’re not getting enough.

The school day is long and movement is limited. Kids who seem fidgety or distracted may actually need more vestibular input.

🚸 You can support them by:
Making time for movement before school or homework
Encouraging outdoor play
Using vestibular input as a calming tool (swinging or rocking before bed!)

Movement isn’t just a break — it’s brain fuel.

07/07/2025

Stay tuned- we’ll be introducing our New Client Care Coordinator very soon!

06/30/2025

We couldn’t decide what to do with the holiday being on Tuesday, so we ended up with a mishmash 🤪
Plus mom life meant I was away Wednesday for kids appointments, so this is what we’ve got!

06/26/2025

Part 2 of our Vestibular Series! 👶 Vestibular input should start from day one.
Babies are wired to move — and that movement is doing a lot of important work in the brain.

Some ways infants get vestibular input:
✨ Rocking, swaying, bouncing
✨ Being carried or worn while you move
✨ Playing on therapy balls or swings (with support)
✨ Rolling during tummy time transitions

All of these help babies understand where they are in space, build head control, and lay the groundwork for later gross motor skills. Without it babies can avoid movement, delaying primitive reflex integration and gross motor skill development.

Stay tuned for Part 3: What vestibular play looks like for older kids, and how to support it.

Address

Waterloo, ON

Opening Hours

Monday	10:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 4pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Website

http://empediatricphysio.com/

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