Marianne Boulerice-Jackson is a registered physiotherapist who helps people rebuild strength, function, and confidence through a progressive rehabilitation process. She enjoys supporting patients as they reconnect with the activities they love and begin to feel more capable in their body again.
Marianne has a clinical interest in pelvic floor rehabilitation, including care for urinary incontinence. Her work in this area supports people through concerns that can affect daily comfort, confidence, activity, and quality of life. She brings a practical and encouraging approach to helping patients understand what is happening and what steps may help.
Her treatment style combines manual therapy with targeted exercise. Marianne believes this combination can help people move forward in a way that is active, supported, and connected to their goals. Whether someone is working on pelvic health, rebuilding after injury, or improving movement and function, she focuses on steady progress.
Marianne works to make rehabilitation feel manageable, purposeful, and connected to real-life activities. Her care is steady and encouraging, especially when people are rebuilding confidence in their body.
Areas of focus
- Pelvic floor rehabilitation
- Urinary incontinence
- Manual therapy
- Targeted exercise
- Progressive rehabilitation
- Strength and function
- Patient education
- Return to activity
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Marianne is part of the Physiotherapy discipline. Learn more about their services and appointment availability below.
Approach to care
Marianne combines hands-on care with exercises that support meaningful progress. She looks at what a person is trying to improve, then uses treatment and movement strategies to help them move toward that goal.
Her pelvic floor approach focuses listening to the patient's concerns and creating a personalized plan with specific goals. Her gentle approach gives patients confidence and support throughout the process. She currently treats postpartum incontinence, female stress urinary incontinence, and female urge incontinence.
She also emphasizes optimism. Rehabilitation can feel slow at times, but Marianne works to help patients see progress, understand their role in the process, and keep building toward the activities and routines that matter to them.
Quick tip
Try a simple breathing exercise: inhale through your nose and let your abdomen expand like a balloon, then exhale slowly and gently. This can help reduce stress, ease pain, and decrease tension in the neck muscles.
Outside the clinic
Marianne enjoys running and baking her own sweet fuel for long runs.
She also loves baking for every little occasion, including successfully parallel parking for the first time. And while parallel parking may not be rehab, she still thinks small wins are worth celebrating!
