Michelle was born and raised in Elkhart County. She graduated from Northridge High School and holds a Bachelor of Science in Business from Indiana University. She is married to Steve Streeter and has two children, Melanie (14) and Noah (9). Her interests include exercise, nutrition, photography, scrapbooking, singing, and dancing. Michelle was introduced to chiropractic in 2005 and joined the ATC staff in July of 2007. It is her belief that our bodies are each divinely and perfectly made; regular chiropractic care is an important proactive tool that can, and should, be utilized by every individual to help ensure that our bodies are functioning and performing at their very best.
Tamera has had the privilege of working for several very talented Doctors of Chiropractic for almost 13 years. She has held her state license as a Chiropractic Radiographer since 2004. Tamera has not only seen many, many patients helped greatly by chiropractic but has been helped by it personally. She states that she “has gained a tremendous appreciation for the field of chiropractic as it is a means of treating the cause of the symptoms and resolving symptoms, not merely medicating them to make them tolerable.”
Marla was born in Elkhart Country and has been married for over 20 years. She has 3 wonderful children. For the past 11 years, she has been blessed to work in the medical field that offers a holistic approach in treatment. Seven years prior to joining the ATC team, she worked for a nutritionist that provided care with a conservative, drugless approach to healing. Marla believes that the opportunity to come on staff at ATC the last 4 years has shown her firsthand how chiropractic care and a drugless alternative can ensure that our body’s innate healing ability is working at its best!
Brittni Hoffman is a certified medical massage therapist, who graduated from Blue Heron Academy in 2007. The techniques she specializes in include relaxation and deep tissue massage. Brittni grew up in Elkhart, Indiana and attended Elkhart Central High School, class of 2005. Currently, she is attending IUSB to further her education. She enjoys helping people in need of a good massage, whether they are in need of stress relief or suffering from medical issues. She truly enjoys working for ATC and plans to be part of the team for as long as she can.
 Sara Cozort was born and raised in Elkhart, Indiana and graduated high school in 1998 from Elkhart Memorial. Shortly after graduating, she began school at the Center for Vital Living. She received her massage therapy associate’s degree and has been a certified and licensed massage therapist in Indiana for 8 years. Her studies encompassed trigger point therapy, relaxation, pregnancy massage, myofascial release, infant massage, and acupressure. She has dedicated her work to making others feel better. She believes that massage is healthy for the body in addition to the relaxation. She performs chair massage at golf events, cancer events, and local networking functions. Recently, she has joined the Young Professionals Chamber Group at the Elkhart Chamber of Commerce. She looks forward to meeting all future clients.
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I know there is so much controversy between chiropractic and medical care, but if it were not for chiropractic I would still be in pain. A car accident left me with constant lower back pain. I tried everything from painkillers to preparing to have surgery. I heard stories from my friends who had surgery and to this day wish they never had it. So I decided to go to a chiropractor before the surgery and I am so thankful that I did. My back pains are gone and I am living my life to the fullest and pain free. 
Jeffrey Harris
