Pelvic Health
Renee Quiring
BHScPT, Pelvic Health Physiotherapist, Clinic Owner
Renee Quiring graduated from the Mohawk/McMaster Physiotherapy program in 1988. Initially, she worked as a sole charge physiotherapist at Chapleau General Hospital in Northern Ontario. In 1993, she began working at the Canadian Back Institute in Kitchener/Cambridge, acquiring McKenzie A-C orthopaedic certificates. During this time, Renee had four children in six years. She decided to let her Physiotherapy license expire to stay home for ten years. After coaching cross-country, swimming and track and field and teaching at the high school level, Renee decided to return to Physiotherapy. In 2010, she successfully completed the Physiotherapy National Exam on her first attempt. Renee began working in Neurorehabilitation and Pulmonary Rehabilitation at Freeport Hospital in Kitchener. In 2012, she obtained her Neurodevelopmental Theory certification. In 2014, Renee transitioned to Pelvic Health. Currently, she is a lab assistant and mentors other pelvic health physiotherapists. In her spare time, Renee enjoys running with her husband and spending time with her family.
Heather Tsarfati
Pelvic Health Physiotherapist
Heather is a pelvic health and orthopaedic physiotherapist who has been working for almost 20 years.
For the majority of that time, she has worked in outpatient orthopaedics and has extensive experience with occupational and non-occupational injuries, motor vehicle accident (MVA) rehabilitation, “weekend warrior” injuries and more. She worked as an advanced practice physiotherapist in the Orthopaedic Assessment Centre for Hip & Knee Arthritis in Waterloo Region as well as working with local orthopaedic surgeons. More recently Heather has taken a keen interest in pelvic health physiotherapy and has taken her Levels 1-3 as well as a course in pregnancy and pelvic girdle pain. Heather has taken courses in manual therapy, acupuncture and advanced clinical reasoning throughout her career. Heather is registered with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario and authorized by the College to perform pelvic internal exams and acupuncture.
When not working at ATP, Heather also operates Physio at Hand, a mobile physiotherapy practice offering in home assessment and treatment in the KW region. She lives in Kitchener with her husband and 3 children. In her spare time, she enjoys getting outdoors and walking as well as working out!
Kaitlyn Snell, PT, MScPT, BSc (Hons)
Kaitlyn received her Bachelor of Science in Honours Kinesiology from the University of Waterloo in 2011. She completed her Master of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Toronto in 2013. As her early career focussed mainly on orthopaedic injuries and surgeries, Kaitlyn completed further training in manual therapy through the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. She finds acupuncture to be a useful adjunct in treating patients with various musculoskeletal issues. Kaitlyn also became Bone FitÔ trained to educate and treat individuals with osteoporosis and osteopenia. Kaitlyn has a passion for pelvic health and has received training through several postgraduate courses to treat people with incontinence, prolapse, pelvic pain, and other pelvic-related conditions. She also enjoys treating the pre-/post-natal population. Outside of the clinic, Kaitlyn enjoys fitness, reading, baking, travelling, and spending time with her family.
Jenny Telfer-Crum
Hello! I’m Jenny (she/her), a Pelvic Physiotherapist. What does it mean to be a Pelvic Physiotherapist? I work collaboratively with people experiencing pain or pelvic health concerns so that they can understand their bodies, stop worrying and confidently progress towards their fitness or lifestyle goals. I strive to provide compassionate, inclusive, and trauma-informed Physiotherapy care that revolves around your goals and fits into your lifestyle.
Throughout my education, I was immediately drawn to pelvic health, completing my entry-level Pelvic Health courses before I had finished my Physiotherapy residency. I continued my post-graduate Pelvic Physiotherapist training, focusing on urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, pessary fitting and care, and high intensity exercise in pregnancy and postpartum. This also encompasses pain management including sexual pain, pre and post surgerical care and trauma-informed care.
I am really passionate about your health and wellbeing, and am a lifelong learner. Outside of my clinic hours, I tend to be teaching, developing or taking courses in the field! In 2022 I started teaching with Pelvic Health Solutions for their Pessary care course, and am also teaching assistant with both Pelvic Health Solutions and Antony Lo. I really enjoy helping Physios, Fit Pros and other Health Care Providers provide optimal care for their clients.
I have always pursued various forms of exercise myself (jogging, bootcamps, spin classes, strength training, CrossFit, Orange Theory). Apart from being a completely average gym goer, I also enjoy singing, dancing, and spending time outdoors with my husband, Sho, and our pets – Mikko the dog, Cadence and Melody the cats.
Helen Henderson
Physiotherapy Assistant/Administrative Assistant/Jane of All Trades
Helen Henderson is the go-to person at All Things Pelvic and Pessary Clinic! She assists with all aspects of client care, from providing programming as collaborated with our PT’s and looking after the clinic’s day to day operations.
Helen Henderson graduated from Conestoga College from the Health and Safety Program, Occupational Safety and Health Technology Technician in 1999. Helen has a proven record of success in four major industries: law, food inspection, education and health and safety. She has worked for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Waterloo Catholic District School Board and The City of Cambridge. Helen continues to work for The City of Cambridge (25 years) as a group fitness instructor (pilates, spin, aqua) and personal trainer while holding a Physiotherapist Assistant position with All Things Pelvic and Pessary Clinic. In Helen’s spare time you will find her creating fitness classes, volunteering her time with community events, hiking and canoeing with her husband and three grown children.
Amber Morphy
Certified Yin Yoga Instructor
Amber began her yoga journey in 2002. In realizing the importance of yoga to prevent and recover from injuries, she has trained in a variety of styles of yoga and now specializes in YIN.
Amber received her Fitness Theory course and Group Instructors through the YMCA, followed by a CPTN yoga certification. Amber then took her YIN Certification with Bernie Clark in 2009. She has continued her training in Ashtanga with Danny Paradise and Power Yoga with Eoin Finn and Caron Sheply and most recently Yoga Anatomy with Ray Long.
Amber works closely with various Pelvic Health Clinics as well as teaching courses for Reframe Rehab.
She has taught yoga classes and private sessions throughout the Waterloo Region for over 15 years.