Erin Barth

Erin brings compassion and a deep commitment to providing individualized, patient-centered care. Her passion for physiotherapy stems from first-hand experience while recovering from multiple injuries and concussions as a former competitive hockey goalie. Erin completed her Master of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Toronto after earning her Honours Bachelor of Health Sciences with a specialization in Rehabilitation Sciences at Western University. Erin has completed extensive additional training in pelvic health, including Pelvic Health Solutions Levels 1–3 and additional coursework specializing in pregnancy, oncology, and cultural competencies in pelvic health. Erin is dedicated to providing inclusive, evidence-informed pelvic health physiotherapy for individuals of all genders, ensuring each person feels safe, respected, and empowered in their care.

Through a multitude of different clinical experiences, including at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, Hennick Bridgepoint Hospital, and Women’s College Hospital, she has enjoyed working with patients of all ages and across a broad range of conditions. Erin takes a collaborative approach to care, integrating targeted manual therapy, individualized exercise programs, patient education, and evidence-based strategies to develop treatment plans that are tailored to each person’s unique needs and lifestyle. Her upbeat nature and encouraging approach make for a thoroughly enjoyable physiotherapy experience.

Outside of the clinic, Erin enjoys spending time outdoors, playing ​sports with friends (ice hockey, field hockey, soccer, and tending to her indoor plant collection – over 40 plants and counting! She loves spending time with friends, family (and most importantly her chocolate lab), and is always on the lookout for the best matcha spot in the city.