The CART Team

Dr. Raymond Gaskey is the owner and lead Chiropractor at Bradford Family Chiropractic where he specializes in sports chiropractic and injury rehabilitation. His focus is on the treatment of sports and repetitive strain injuries including back, neck and extremity disorders.

Primary treatment protocols include Chiropractic therapies combined with corrective therapies including Graston therapy, kinesiology taping, active release techniques, soft tissue therapies, sports massage, and corrective exercises to obtain maximum results in getting you back to peak performance.

Dr. Raymond Gaskey completed his undergraduate and graduate studies at Hofstra University and the State University of Stony Brook in New York. He completed his professional doctorate in Chiropractic at the prestigious Life University graduating in 1998 with the distinction of Class Valedictorian. In addition to full-time practice, he currently holds the position of extension faculty and a P.E.A.K. mentor for graduating LIFE university professionals.

Marc Ellis is the founder of Georgia Chiropractic Neurology Center located in Marietta, Georgia. He possesses a rare combination of healing skills that reflect an inborn talent to restore the human body. His ongoing work in the field of chiropractic neurology, coupled with years of experience in neuromuscular therapy and martial arts, enable him to address complex conditions with a multi-faceted approach. Treating the underlying connective tissue has yielded dramatic results in chronic cases.

Before attending chiropractic school at Life University, Dr. Marc Ellis became a certified neuromuscular therapist. He obtained a Master’s degree in clinical neuroscience from Parker University in 2020 and has spent countless hours studying human biomechanics, nutrition, homeopathy, functional medicine and kinesiology. His passion since chiropractic school has been functional neurology, in which he has completed thousands of hours of postdoctoral studies and graduated as the Valedictorian of the Clinical Neuroscience program from Carrick Institute in 2004. Dr. Marc Ellis obtained diplomate status with the American Chiropractic Neurology Board and he is a fellow of both the American College of Functional Neurology and of the American Board of Brain Injury and Rehabilitation. He has worked closely with Professor Frederick Carrick as his first assistant and is an assistant professor for the Carrick Institute of Graduate Studies.

Many doctors locally, nationally and internationally have referred difficult patients for treatment with exceptional results. Dr. Marc Ellis is known to be successful with people who have tried everything, yet are still suffering.

Dr. Caitlin Quraishi, also known as Dr.Q, was born and raised in Tampa, Florida. She went to St. Leo University for her undergraduate studies where she acquired her Bachelor’s of Biology degree. She then moved to Georgia to attend Life University where she fell in love with the chiropractic principles and philosophy. She practiced in Seattle, Washington for 6 years while she explored the beautiful Pacific Northwest. She served on the chiropractic state board and was a chiropractic co-leader for the largest free medical clinic in Washington state. She now resides in Dallas, Georgia where she calls home with her husband Curtis and two fur babies; Chubbs and Storm.

Dr. Q has additional training in pediatric and prenatal care through the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA) and BIRTHFIT, as well as, preconception work through the Schaefer Protocol. She is board certified by the Academy Council of Chiropractic Pediatrics (CACCP) which includes the Webster certification. She also practices Blye Cranial Technique and trained directly with Dr. Blye. She continually trains through the Pediatric Experience to bring the best care to children with neurodevelopment challenges and is a certified PX Doc. Her most recent training is through, Postpartum Support International for Maternal Mental Health. Dr. Q loves being part of the community and helping families live to their full potential through an optimally performing nervous system! 

A native of Athens, Dr. Mackenzie Puckett grew up in a chiropractic household—her father, Dr. Mark Anthony, was a chiropractor. Although she received adjustments her whole life, it wasn’t until she was in her twenties that she considered chiropractic as a profession.

It was then that she started working with her father at Anthony Chiropractic Clinic. Seeing patients come in with all manner of symptoms and find hope and help through chiropractic care sparked her own passion. She followed in her father’s footsteps and attended Life University in Marietta, Georgia, receiving her Doctor of Chiropractic degree in 2017. She is also certified in Motor Vehicle Occupant Injuries.

Dr. Puckett joined her father’s practice in 2017 and took over the practice when he retired, becoming the second generation to provide outstanding chiropractic care for patients from newborns through seniors.

Dr. Tisha Corey hails from south central Pennsylvania, where she discovered her passion for the body’s amazing capabilities through a sports injury. As a decorated softball player earning All-American honors, she injured her back and found a fast recovery through chiropractic, in addition to improving overall performance. She pursued her education at the University of Maryland, where she continued her softball career and earned her Bachelors Degree in Kinesiology.

She furthered her studies while attending chiropractic school at Life University in Marietta, GA, and graduated second in her class, Suma Cum Laude. Dr. Corey fell in love with the warm southern weather and the Atlanta area and has been serving families in Cobb County for the last decade. She has worked with various patients including infants, children, and professional athletes. Dr. Corey lives in Kennesaw with her 3 beautiful children and cat, Kelvin.

One of my biggest struggles that eventually changed the course of my life came back to haunt me again this past year. Originally it was in my Junior year of high school, where I was struck by a sudden grabbing of intense pain after I bent over to pick up my softball glove. I fell to my knees and I could not stand back up. I was only 17. I had done what I had done a million times before, but that time my low back failed me. Our biggest game of the year against our rival was in 5 days, and I needed to pitch in that game. My parents, who both experienced chiropractic care for migraines and low back pain, immediately scheduled me an appointment with their chiropractor. He quickly became my favorite person as he was able to get me back on the field for that game with a win!

That special season, we went on to win the state championship, which I never would have thought possible on that first day I literally crawled into his office. In those following weeks, surrounded by all the anatomy charts on the walls, I became fascinated, and a spark of passion was ignited. I wanted to learn all I could about chiropractic, and I decided right then and there, I was going to school to become a Chiropractor so that I could help others like me. When I got to chiropractic school, I discovered my place in this world. Have you ever had a moment where everything just comes together and finally makes sense and now you have words to explain it? That was my moment.

Fast forward to present time…For the last 16 years, I have been committed to helping our community with their health and wellness journey. Connecting people back to their bodies naturally is my jam. Helping people understand how to move their bodies more efficiently is fun for me. As a former athlete, single mom of 3 kids, and full-time business owner, I know the demands that life can put on our bodies. And at the end of 2020, I got to experience them all over again.

The week before Christmas, I was running around like a mad woman trying to get it all done. I’m sure you know the frenzy I speak of. I turned to get out of my car, and once again was smacked with back pain and unable to move. I spent 3 days barely being able to walk, taking 20 minutes to move from position to position, and lots of crying thinking I was never going to walk again (yes, even doctors have desperate moments in the pit of pain and despair). It was probably one of the worst Christmases I have ever had. My kids had never seen me like that. Useless and helpless. They had to assist me with all my basic needs. Fortunately, as a chiropractor, I now have a lot of chiropractor friends who helped get me back on my feet and back into the office in a matter of 5 days. I will forever be grateful and amazed for how chiropractic always comes through for me. I will always feel honored to be able to show others.