Restore Pelvic Physical Therapy offers one-on-one pelvic floor physical therapy for women in Monmouth County, NJ. Owned by New Jersey Urogyn and led by Theresa Feeley, PT, DPT.

Book Online Call 732-740-7529

Pelvic floor problems rarely show up at a convenient time. They come after surgery, after birth, or quietly for years without anyone asking about them. And when women do get help, they often end up moving between doctors and therapists who never talk to each other.

Restore brings those two worlds together. Our pelvic floor physical therapists work alongside the urogynecologists at New Jersey Urogyn, so your medical care and your rehabilitation follow one plan. You get real answers, a clear path forward, and if PT alone isn’t enough or a hormonal or medical issue is part of the picture, a urogynecologist is already part of your team.

A prenatal visit in the last 3 to 4 weeks of pregnancy to prepare for delivery, and a virtual check-in about 3 weeks after birth to catch problems early. We treat postpartum leaking, pain with sex, pelvic pressure, perineal tear and C-section scars, diastasis recti, and help you get back to running and exercise. Already delivered? It’s not too late, even years later.

Leaking is common, not normal. We teach you to find and use your pelvic floor, build bladder habits that calm urgency and frequency, and give you control when you cough, laugh, or lift.

Often the pelvic floor muscles are tensing up or guarding against pain. Hands-on care releases them, and a home program lets you return to intimacy at your own pace.

Learn to use your pelvic floor before surgery and work with it as you heal, with a plan built around your procedure.


Theresa Feeley, PT, DPT, Clinical Director of Restore Pelvic Physical Therapy

Clinical Director

Theresa came to pelvic health through her own pregnancy and postpartum recovery, when she saw how little support most women get. Trained as an orthopedic PT, she looks at how the whole body moves, not just the pelvic floor. She treats bladder leakage, pelvic pain, prolapse symptoms, postpartum recovery, and the pelvic changes that come with menopause. She holds the PRPC (Pelvic Rehabilitation Practitioner Certification) and is a Menopause Society Certified Practitioner and trained doula. Her focus is education, so every patient understands what’s happening in her body and leaves with a plan that fits her life.


Restore Pelvic Physical Therapy
655 Shrewsbury Ave, Suite 313, Shrewsbury, NJ 07702
Serving Shrewsbury, Red Bank, Tinton Falls, Little Silver, Eatontown, Long Branch, and all of Monmouth County.

Book Online Call 732-740-7529

Email: restorepfpt@gmail.com

Restore is private pay and out-of-network with insurance plans.

Restore is a private-pay service and is out of network with insurance plans.

During the last 3 to 4 weeks of pregnancy. The 60-minute prenatal visit covers posture, pelvic floor awareness, breathing, pelvic and hip mobility, and strengthening, to prepare you for birth and what comes after.

About 3 weeks after delivery, we hold a virtual check-in to catch problems early, well before your 6-week obstetrician visit. From there, we build a rehabilitation plan around your recovery, including a separate track for C-section recovery.

No. Whether your baby is 3 months or 3 years old, the pelvic floor still responds to treatment.

Your physical therapist works alongside the urogynecologists at New Jersey Urogyn. If physical therapy alone isn’t enough, or a hormonal or medical issue is part of the picture, a urogynecologist is already part of your team. No starting over somewhere new.

Suite 313 at 655 Shrewsbury Ave, Shrewsbury, NJ 07702, in the same building as New Jersey Urogyn. We serve Shrewsbury, Red Bank, Tinton Falls, Little Silver, Eatontown, Long Branch, and all of Monmouth County.