Tia is a trauma-informed physiotherapist who offers a safe, compassionate space for people and their children — especially when they feel unsure where to go next. With a background in neuroscience, years of experience in the field, and as a mother who knows how hard it can be to add another “to-do” to your list, she blends clinical knowledge with an evidence-based, family-centered approach.

While Tia has experience working with infants and children with torticollis, motor delays, toe walking, and other developmental concerns, she also has an interest in a wide array of concerns that span the lifetime. She supports children and adults with chronic pain, connective tissue disorders such as Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and has experience supporting children with neurological conditions such as spina bifida.

In addition to her years of work in the private practice setting, she has provided care at both the Stollery Children’s Hospital and the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital in pediatrics. She is driven by a deep desire to be a trusted support for families navigating tough questions — and to help each client feel heard, understood, and confidently cared for.

Tia looks forward to being a part of your healthcare team.

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Harmehek is a University of Alberta graduate with a strong clinical background in pediatric physiotherapy, with a primary focus on infant development. She is passionate about supporting babies with concerns such as torticollis, head shape (plagiocephaly), and delayed gross motor skills—helping them achieve critical milestones like rolling, sitting, crawling, and walking through play-based and family-centered care.

She has extensive experience treating infants and young children with neuromotor conditions, including cerebral palsy, gait abnormalities, and toe walking.

Harmehek also works with adults and seniors, including clients recovering from orthopedic surgery (like knee and hip replacements) or neurological events such as stroke or traumatic brain injury. ​

In addition to her pediatric expertise, Harmehek is certified in Level 1 Dry Needling and treats orthopedic injuries across all ages. Her treatment approach combines active listening, hands-on therapy, and collaborative goal setting, ensuring that both children and adults feel supported in their care.

​ Harmehek works closely with families and healthcare professionals to create clear, practical treatment plans, empowering caregivers and patients alike. Her evidence-based strategies integrate therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, and engaging, play-driven techniques to help each client reach their full potential.

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