Yara Jabre Physiotherapist

Yara Jabre Physiotherapist Prenatal and postpartum pelvic floor physiotherapy for the active mom in Montreal & Laval. Empowering women to stay active without leaks or pain!

Yara is passionate about helping others by improving their strength and confidence in their bodies. She started her fitness journey at a young age and has since been driven to better understand the human body and all its capabilities. Yara completed her Masters in Physical Therapy at McGill University. She has experience as a strength and conditioning coach and has been applying her knowledge to h

elp people bridge the gap between rehab and performance. Her specialization in pelvic floor rehabilitation gives her a unique position to help active people get back to lifting weights and running without feeling limited by their symptoms. She prioritizes an approach that’s collaborative and tailored to people’s lifestyle. Her ultimate goal is to help people move without fear and help them regain confidence in their body to live their best unrestricted life.

You don’t have to “just wait it out” 🕒Here are 5 strength-based moves I use everyday with pregnant clients to build a bo...
08/01/2025

You don’t have to “just wait it out” 🕒

Here are 5 strength-based moves I use everyday with pregnant clients to build a body that’s ready for REAL life.

👉 Save this post so you don’t forget these go-to moves!

Your TRUE core is a system. ➕ diaphragm (top) ➕ pelvic floor (bottom)➕ abdominals (front) ➕ and back muscles (rear)Toget...
07/30/2025

Your TRUE core is a system.

➕ diaphragm (top)
➕ pelvic floor (bottom)
➕ abdominals (front)
➕ and back muscles (rear)

Together, they form your core canister, managing pressure and stabilizing your body.

When that system works well, you move with strength and control. But when it’s out of sync, symptoms can show up:

➡️ Under-engaged core? Pressure shifts down or back. You might leak urine or get lower back pain because your back muscles are taking on too much load.

➡️ Over-bracing or bearing down? That pressure goes straight to your pelvic floor and that can lead to heaviness, prolapse, or leaking too.

✅ The solution? Understanding how your breath, core engagement, and pelvic floor work together. It’s not about “sucking in” or “tightening”. It’s about managing pressure efficiently.

Want to move, lift, and train without symptoms? Learn to train your canister, not just your abs.

💾 Save this for your next core workout and share it with a friend who needs to learn this!

With a few smart tweaks, you can keep training without burning out.📥 Save this post so you know exactly what to do on lo...
07/25/2025

With a few smart tweaks, you can keep training without burning out.

📥 Save this post so you know exactly what to do on low-energy days.

Your C-section scar isn’t just a mark, it’s a layer of healing that deserves attention.Try these scar massage techniques...
07/23/2025

Your C-section scar isn’t just a mark, it’s a layer of healing that deserves attention.

Try these scar massage techniques to reduce pulling, improve movement, and feel stronger in your workouts again. 💪

📥 Save this for later or send it to a new mom who needs it.

Are you only doing bird dogs for core strength?Bird dogs are one of the most common core exercises given during pregnanc...
07/18/2025

Are you only doing bird dogs for core strength?

Bird dogs are one of the most common core exercises given during pregnancy. And while they can be a helpful starting point, they should not be your only core work!

Let me put it this way 👇

Doing only bird dogs to train your core is like doing only wall sits and calling it a leg day. Sure, it’s a challenge, but it’s static. It’s missing a key piece 👉 it doesn’t prepare you for real-life movement.

Your core is meant to bend, twist, stabilize, and adapt. Think about:

🚗 Putting a car seat in the back seat.
🥦 Carrying groceries while holding your toddler.
🩳 Picking up laundry from the floor.

Core training during pregnancy should reflect how your body moves in the real world. Safely, progressively, and dynamically. If your program skips that… it’s time to rethink your training.

💡 If this made you pause, share it with a friend who’s still doing bird dogs on repeat. Let’s train smart, not just safe!

Which cue did you find most helpful?Let me know the cue  # in the comments! 👇
07/16/2025

Which cue did you find most helpful?

Let me know the cue # in the comments! 👇

If you’re planning to get back to the gym but your rehab never left the treatment table, something’s missing!Your pelvic...
07/11/2025

If you’re planning to get back to the gym but your rehab never left the treatment table, something’s missing!

Your pelvic floor is made of muscles. And muscles respond to load. This means strength training isn’t something you get back to after rehab, it’s part of rehab 🤝

If your only rehab exercises were lying down, breathing, or gentle squeezes, but your goal is to lift, run, or train hard again… it’s not surprising if your symptoms keep coming back.

👉 Pelvic floor rehab needs to progressively load the pelvic floor in ways that match your goals. That includes lifting weights, moving dynamically, and yes 👀 being back in the gym.

You CAN train hard again. And your pelvic floor can support you when it’s been properly rehabbed to do so.

🔗 Ready to reconnect strength training with your rehab? Let’s work together. Link in bio to book your evaluation.

It’s okay to feel nervous, but it’s not okay to feel stuck.Fear, discomfort, or a bad past experience are all valid feel...
07/09/2025

It’s okay to feel nervous, but it’s not okay to feel stuck.

Fear, discomfort, or a bad past experience are all valid feelings. You’re not lazy and I know you really want to get help!

Finding the right physio can make all the difference.

If you’re feeling hesitant to make a move, comment “READY” and I’ll send you a link to book your discovery call! ☎️

Struggling with urine leaks despite trying different solutions? 🤔 Here's exactly how I help clients overcome their leaks...
12/19/2024

Struggling with urine leaks despite trying different solutions? 🤔

Here's exactly how I help clients overcome their leaks:

1️⃣ Identify the type of leaks from the history taking.
2️⃣ Pinpoint the root cause, whether it's a muscle weakness, tension, or coordination issue.
3️⃣ Once we have the full picture, we can prescribe the right exercises (not just kegels) to get you back to doing what you love!

🙅‍♀️ Don’t let leaks stop you from living your best life.

Share this with a friend who might need some hope!

Pregnancy can be a wonderful time but.....it can also come with its unique challenges. You don’t have to navigate them a...
12/17/2024

Pregnancy can be a wonderful time but...
..it can also come with its unique challenges.

You don’t have to navigate them alone and you shouldn't!

Each professional has a unique scope of practice, meaning they’re trained to address specific concerns. Seeking help from the *right expert* ensures you get safe, effective, and personalized care.

This list is just the start! There’s a whole team ready to support your journey 👊

Save it to refer back to it as needed!

While it’s true that your body might need some adjustments, prolapse doesn’t mean the end of your weightlifting journey....
12/12/2024

While it’s true that your body might need some adjustments, prolapse doesn’t mean the end of your weightlifting journey.

Lifting can actually support your pelvic health when done with proper technique, breath control, and progressive overload.

It’s not about avoiding the gym; it’s about learning how to lift in a way that supports and strengthens your pelvic floor. Here’s 3 tips on how to do so:

1️⃣ Learn how to properly brace and be mindful of what’s happening at the level of your pelvic floor.
2️⃣ Adjust your weights and reps. Less weights = less strain = less pressure.
3️⃣ Use an exhale breathing strategy to reduce pressure (just like with a pressure cooker!)

Every body is different, and with the right plan, you can 100% lift with confidence and be symptoms-free.

Not sure where to start? Let’s build your strategy together because strength training isn’t off the table, it’s just about working with the right strategies for you!

Diastasis recti happens to EVERYONE during pregnancy. Yes, you read that right. It’s a *normal* part of how your body ma...
12/10/2024

Diastasis recti happens to EVERYONE during pregnancy. Yes, you read that right. It’s a *normal* part of how your body makes space for your growing baby. 🤰

But here’s where things get nuanced: the amount of stretch varies from person to person, and how your core is able to function is what really matters.

Your core is designed to adapt, and with the right strategies during pregnancy and postpartum, it can 100% recover.

💬 Questions about diastasis or postpartum recovery? Let’s talk about it in the comments!

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3530 Rue Jean-Talon O
Montreal, QC
H3R2G3

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Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm
Saturday 8am - 4pm

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+15147365899

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