Meet Adriana – She is a physical therapist specializing in pelvic floor rehabilitation therapy and connective tissue disorder at Potter Physical Therapy. She has been a physical therapist for 14 years and has been specializing in women’s health since graduating from Northwestern University in Chicago in 2007. For the past 3 years Adriana specialized in connective tissue disorder and has been working with patient with Ehler-Danlos Syndrome/ Hypermobility Syndrome. As an active person herself, Adriana implements her “Mommy work outs” I with functional pelvic floor stabilization to help patients regain control over they bladder, bowel and musculoskeletal deficits. “Most people have a busy lifestyle and find difficult to make time to exercise and take care of their bodies. As a clinician I try to make my patients fully engaged during our sessions and learning about how to implement simple exercises into their daily living so to gradually adjust to a healthier, more balanced and increased control over their symptoms”.

She loves that working at her clinic Potter Physical Therapy also gives her the opportunity to provide patients with customized exercises and education that empowers them and meet their individual needs.

Adriana Potter received her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at San Francisco State University in 2004 and her Doctorate in Physical Therapy at Northwestern University in 2007.

She has been a Physical therapist for over 14 years with an emphasis in General Orthopedic, Pelvic Health and Rehabilitation, Temporo-Mandibular Dysfunctions, and Ehler-Danlos Syndrome/ Hypermobility Syndrome. She treats all pelvic dysfunction diagnoses, but is passionate about treating bladder conditions, perinatal and postpartum conditions. She has been passionate for pelvic rehabilitation since while at school, having her last clinical rotation on a clinic that offered pelvic therapy. She is avid to deliver the best care for her patients and to empower women to take control over the issues on their bodies.