Off the back of the final international break of the season, Rangers will host their city rivals in the Old Firm derby before heading to Petershill in midweek and then the capital to take on Hibs next weekend.
Speaking to RangersTV to look ahead to a big run of games for the squad, she commented: “The week is huge, I don't think you can get any tougher than Celtic, City and Hibs.
“It is the teams that are around us so the Celtic games are always special games anyway because it is your immediate rivals.
“It is tough when you look to come off the back of the international break straight into that one but we in a good place mentally.
“If we keep our squad fit we have got a really healthy squad to fight in all of those three games.
“It is what it is we have got to make sure that we are planning well for it which we are, we have been doing that for a few weeks now.
“We have got to make sure we are prepared and I am sure we will be and get the players back from the international break and ready to go.
The former Lioness has given an injury update on her squad as they head into a crunch period in the campaign, with Mia McAulay appearing back among the substitutes in their last outing and Liv McLoughlin and Laura Rafferty notable absentees.
She continued: “It was good for us to get Mia back when we did.
“She has been missing since the last international break and at that moment in time she was a player that was really in form.
“Scoring a lot of goals and assisting a lot and playing really well.
“It was big loss for us for her to go away on international and come back injured.
“We did miss her but she has come back at a really good time for us because we need all of our players fighting fit.
“Liv she has had a little niggle for the last few weeks that we were trying to manage to try and get her through to see if it could settle down, not being able to train fully.
“We need everybody available, hoping she will be available again off the back of the international break with a good couple of weeks of rehab.
“We are more hopeful with Liv that she'll be available ready for the immediate games after the international break.
“Laura Rafferty it has been an ongoing thing really, we kind of weren't sure where the issue was coming from.
“We are waiting on MRI results so we will know about Raff now.”
Potter has also spoken of the impact new assistant coach Andy Thomson has made on the squad, having joined up with the Light Blues at the end of February.
She added: “He has kind of come in and it has been seamless.
“It was a big loss for us to lose Jay [Bradford] at that point in the season that we did.
“It was always going to be a kind of period of settling and finding somebody right.
“It was a difficult person to replace and position to fill, we knew we needed to get it right.
“Andy has just fit that mould perfectly, he knows the players, he has got a vast amount of experience with international players.
“He has come in and his attitude has been brilliant, he has found his feet you can see him being more himself week in and week out.
“He is just helping us enormously in the areas that we definitely need it and you can see the three of us have got a really good way of working.
“You can see that on the sideline and on the training pitch, it is working really well up to now.”
Watch the interview with Jo Potter in full below.