Meet Kevin
”After my 4th, 5th, and 6th knee surgeries, I was told I would never run or play soccer again. My physical therapist helped me defy the odds, trust my body, and get back to what I love. Now, I help others do the same.”
Dr. Kevin Ackermann specializes in working with rock climbers (from V10 boulderers to those just starting out), lifters, and youth athletes. He completed his doctorate at University of Illinois at Chicago in Physical Therapy, achieving Academic Excellence Award with a 4.0 GPA and his undergrad at Indiana University in Exercise Science. His patient and calculated approach helps each of his athletes build confidence, train in the presence of an injury, and get stronger mentally and physically.
Meet Matt
“I’m fascinated with movement and the amazing things that the human body can do. I strive to provide a space where patients can learn tools to keep themselves healthy and confident and in their abilities.”
Dr. Matt Weintrob specializes in working with rock climbers, elite and recreational athletes, and patients post-surgically get back to moving and doing what they love. He’s spent the last 10 years working in professional and collegiate athletics, most recently with the Chicago Stars of the NWSL. Matt believes in a holistic approach to PT, combining hands-on manual therapies and sport-specific rehab to get athletes back to their sports with confidence.
Meet Eva
“My goal as a physical therapist is to empower and educate athletes on ways they can continue to move through their injury, maximize their performance, and become confident in their abilities again.”
Dr. Eva Stees specializes in barbell athletes as well as anyone wanting to get stronger and moving with more confidence. She was a student athlete (softball) at Northwestern University and completed her doctorate there following. In playing softball for 14 years, she gained a vast knowledge of sport-specific functional movements as well as barbell lifts and strength and conditioning principles. She fell in love with barbell movements and Olympic lifting and has continued to work on this craft as an athlete post-college.
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