We’re here to Restore your pelvic floor.

Transforming pelvic floor physical therapy through compassionate, integrative care.

You’re probably here because you need help, and you’re not sure where to go.

I’ve been there, too.

Hi, I’m Dr. Rebekah Slafka.

As both a licensed pelvic floor physical therapist and someone who’s experienced chronic pain, I founded the Restore Center to offer an integrative approach to pelvic floor physical therapy—something I wasn’t seeing anywhere else.

The standard model of care for pelvic floor physical therapy focuses on billable treatments and six-to-eight-week treatment plans—not relationship-building, long-term support.

Know why that doesn’t work?
You’re a person, not just a pelvis.

Where rapport meets results.

At Restore, we care about more than just getting you fixed up and out the door. We’re here to improve your overall well-being, be your advocate, and remain a resource as long as you need it.

This includes conditions such as:

  • Endometriosis

  • Chronic Pelvic Pain

  • Painful Periods

  • Erectile Dysfunction

  • Urine Leakage

  • Dsypareunia (pain with sex)

  • IBS 

  • Interstitial Cystitis

  • Chronic Constipation

  • and many more!

 

Focused on people, not profit.

With chronic conditions of pain, sexual dysfunction, or bowel and bladder disorders, there are often limits to what insurance or providers will cover and treat.

That’s where Restore is different, offering a range of integrative treatments that support you for the long haul.

  • “After 16 failed sessions with another pelvic floor therapist, I found Dr. Slafka! I drive 2.5 hours each way to see her and I’m glad to because she knows what she’s doing and she does it well!”

    — Amanda

  • "Becca really cares about me as a person and takes the time to ask questions and discuss the best options going forward to find the right care plan. Finding caring medical professionals who aren't trying to rush you through your appointments are rare these days."

    — Patient A

  • "Becca took the time to get to know me during treatment sessions. She was encouraging to work with, but also honest about where she felt I was at treatment-wise in regards to what would be too much, too soon. I could tell that the treatments were helping strengthen my pelvic core and had less pain in my day-to-day activities."

    — Allie

  • "Before working with Becca, I was struggling physically. I sometimes had a hard time walking, working out, and some days standing for long periods. Since seeing her, I’ve had improvement in pain, digestion, and mobility."

    — Patient with Endometriosis

  • Outstanding doctor who is totally a doctor that listen and cares for the patient and their health concern. Excellent pelvic floor professional.

    — Greg

  • Becca is BY A LANDSLIDE the best PT and woman’s health advocate I have ever worked with. I’ve seen her for a year now post lap surgery (dx Stage 4 endo) and she has guided me through every step of recovery and long term post care. She makes every effort to make you feel comfortable and safe in your environment. She is kind, thorough, and your #1 cheerleader. Bekah celebrates your wins like her own. Although she doesn’t accept insurance, her wealth of knowledge and compassion is FEW you find in women’s health.

    — Demi

  • I’ve been struggling with severe constipation for the last 8-10 years, I was finally diagnosed with pelvic floor dysfunction this year and that’s how I found Rebekah. I wouldn’t want to be anywhere else with anyone else for pelvic floor therapy, I truly can’t recommend her enough.

    — Kendall

  • I have never been to a pelvic floor therapist, so I had no idea what to expect. Gynecological exams do not go well for me so that added to my nervousness. Dr. Slafka is the best! I felt so welcome the minute I walked in the office. She explained everything very well and was very gentle during the exam. I would recommend her to everyone!

    — Kim

  • Becca is so kind and so patient! I'm so happy to have found PFT with Becca during this pregnancy!

    — Krissy

  • What an amazing practice! Highly professional. Gentle and empathic care. Very person centered! Thank you so much Dr. Rebekah Slafka for the great service and giving me validation and hope.

    — Haifa

  • When I first started seeing Becca in 2018, I was struggling with severe vaginismus and unsure if I’d ever see significant improvement. Thanks to Becca’s encouragement, expert care, determined dedication, trauma-informed and wholistic approach, after 4 years my pelvic floor dysfunction was improved to a degree I never dreamed possible…and the reason I was eventually able to get pregnant and become a mom (cue the tears!). Not many PTs would be so committed for so long—but Becca was. I tell everyone I know about her, she’s that wonderful!

    — Baihley

FAQs

  • Your pelvic floor muscles help stabilize your pelvis and spine; support the uterus, bladder, prostate, and rectum; assist with sexual function; and maintain bowel and bladder control. By working with a physical therapist who specializes in the pelvic floor, you can directly target any tightness, weakness, or tension caused by injury, trauma, or chronic illness that is inhibiting your functional well-being.

  • We treat everyone, no matter your gender or sexuality.

  • We do! While many practices will schedule male patients, most physical therapists aren’t trained or equipped to adequately treat men. Our PTs frequently treat male patients and, at a minimum, hold specialized certifications in rectal pelvic floor physical therapy from Herman & Wallace or APTA.

  • Nope! One of the main reasons we founded Restore is to eliminate barriers to receiving treatment. You can book an evaluation or appointment today here.

  • At your first appointment—and any appointment after that!—our goal is to make you feel seen, heard, loved, and empowered. We will only proceed with treatment options (including internal manual therapy!) with your consent, at your comfort level and speed.

  • Integrative dry needling is the use of acupuncture needles into a muscle to help it feel better. It is a gentle approach designed to support the musculoskeletal and neuromuscular systems of the body. It is best accompanied by a movement and strengthening practice, which is not something we facilitate at Restore with our dry needling-only patients.

  • We are experts in all the traditional pelvic floor physical therapy modalities—cupping, manual therapy, integrative dry needling, myofascial release, muscle energy techniques, visceral mobilizations. But we also bring a whole-body approach to treatment, like understanding the gut-brain connection, the emotional function of the pelvic floor, trauma-informed medicine, and more.

    As providers, we also understand on a personal level what it’s like to manage chronic pain and difficult diagnoses, balancing hope with realism. We’re here to help more than just your pelvic floor. We want to improve your entire well-being.

  • There’s a reason other practices can book patients quickly: Their standard of care is often simply—unfortunately!—not very high. We often have patients come to Restore after having a poor experience with another provider. While we know it can be difficult to wait for treatment, it’s worth finding a caring, experienced provider who will be committed to your wellbeing for the long haul.

We’re so glad you’re here.

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