About

About The Doctors

Dr. Ross Carter is a chiropractor and wellness consultant in Lawenceville, GA, specializing in stress and pain related conditions. He graduated Magna Cum Laude in June of 1996 from Life University.

“It gives me great pride to help a person regain their health naturally, without the use of addictive drugs or dangerous surgery. I believe that taking the time to actually listen to a patient’s health concerns, discuss possible sources of the problem, and provide solutions that target the source of the problem rather than the symptoms is a doctor’s most important job.

In addition to running a healthcare facility, Dr. Carter’s interest includes public speaking on a wide variety of health and wellness seminar topics. He has given lectures to many groups, organizations, and companies including: Wal-Mart, Home Depot, Kroger, Prudential Bank, Powerhouse Gym, Gold’s Gym, Earth Link Communications, Duluth Police Force, Special Olympics, Dept. of Georgia Finance, Costco, over 20 various child care centers, as well as a continuing education teacher for the Gwinnett County School system.

Dr. Ross Carter

Dr. Michael Schulman is a chiropractor and wellness coach at Discover Family Wellness Center. He completed his undergraduate studies in biology at Kean University in New Jersey. He graduated from Life University where he received his Doctorate in Chiropractic. He has received additional training in bio mechanics of sport injuries as well treating those types of injuries. Dr. Schulman also has additional training in treating Extremities such as the knee, shoulder, elbow, wrist and feet. He has extensive training in the mechanics of the foot and building custom foot orthotics. Dr. Schulman is also certified in physical therapy modalities. He specializes in a technique that focuses on restoring posture to prevent further injuries and re-occurrences of previous conditions. “My goal is to help as many people as I can without the use of medication or surgery through alternative methods”. He’s constantly attending seminars so he can continue to learn how to better serve his community.

Dr. Michael Schulman