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Mercedes Eustergerling
Physiotherapist
Mercedes began her Physiotherapy career in 2010. Mercedes is a lifelong learner with a passion for helping others live their fullest, healthiest lives. She holds a Bachelor of Kinesiology from the University of Calgary, a Master of Physical Therapy from Western University, a post-graduate certificate in pain science from the University of Alberta, and a Master of Health Management from McMaster University. Mercedes also has a Sport Physiotherapy Certificate and is certified in pelvic health physiotherapy.
With 15+ years of experience in physiotherapy, Mercedes takes pride in working closely with each individual to understand their unique challenges and goals. She believes in the power of a collaborative approach to help people reduce pain and regain function. Mercedes combines evidence-based practices with a trauma-informed approach, integrating manual therapy, exercise, and education. She is especially passionate about supporting individuals through pregnancy, managing hypermobility, treating pelvic health conditions, and offering guidance on infant feeding. She also helps people navigate the everyday aches and pains that come with daily life.
Outside the clinic, Mercedes is dedicated to sharing her expertise by teaching continuing education courses for health professionals. She specializes in the physiotherapy approach to infant feeding, covering topics such as mastitis, blocked ducts, torticollis, positioning, and suck mechanics. As one of the first physiotherapists in Canada to also become an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC), she is passionate about mentoring other physiotherapists in this area, helping them expand their skills and knowledge. Mercedes is also the author of a textbook chapter on the role of physiotherapy in breastfeeding support.Mercedes enjoys a variety of hobbies, including knitting, swimming, board games, dancing, and pottery. She is also fluent in Spanish, offering her services to the Hispanic community.

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