Britt Lademann

Pronouns: She, Her, Hers

Britt is an orthopedic physical therapist based in Portland, OR. Her own athletic journey began with 15 years of competitive soccer, where she learned firsthand the value of having a trusted physical therapist. Britt holds undergraduate degrees in Exercise Sport Science and Fine Art from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she also played four years of Division I Rugby (Go Heels!). She earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Winston-Salem State University and serves as Lead Faculty at The Institute of Clinical Excellence (ICEPhysio) in the Spine Division and is an Adjunct Faculty member on the orthopedic team at South College.

Britt specializes in working with athletes across a variety of sports, including ski and snowboard, soccer, rugby, runners, and barbell athletes. She has advanced expertise in concussion management, spine pain, headache treatment, and getting anyone and everyone comfortable with strength training. Her approach is tailored to the unique demands of each population, from high-level competitors to those returning to activity after injury or trauma.

Outside of the clinic, Britt is an avid skier, hiker, and lover of sci-fi/fantasy, and enjoys learning new sports and adventuring with her partner Tamir and their dog Phife. She is passionate about building trust and fostering a collaborative game plan with all her clients, regardless of race, religion, gender, LGBTQ+ status, size, or ability.

Favorite sport: Downhill skiing
Favorite games: Baldur’s Gate, Gen 2/3 Pokemon, Rogue Trader 40K
Favorite exercise: Deadlift