The Hope Team: Andy Roberts, D.C. Dr. Andy Roberts graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1996. Dr. Roberts had the privilege of studying under and being mentored by Dr. E.L. Crowder, the foremost Upper Cervical Specific chiropractor of the time; completing a rigorous three year Associate Clinical Externship in Specific Cervical Chiropractic Analysis, X-ray, Technique and Philosophy.  Dr. Crowder's method of critical thinking, impeccable attention to detail and knowledge and expertise of upper cervical specific chiropractic is the greatest gift Dr. Roberts received from his mentor and carries on his legacy. Following his vision of serving the world through chiropractic, Dr. Roberts joined Quiropractica Mundial (Worldwide Chiropractic) in Costa Rica, Central America helping it grow into the largest upper cervical chiropractic clinic in the world. While there, Dr. Roberts was part of the team that authored legislation for the protection of chiropractic and the Costa Rican people, culminating in being on the board that presented the proposed law before the Costa Rican congress and ultimately present at the signing of the law into effect by the country's Vice President. Dr. Roberts has brought home his love of chiropractic offering hope and healing to the community of West Bloomfield, State of Michigan and the United States. Gina Roberts, D.C. Dr. Gina Roberts graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1997. Dr. Roberts also had the privilege of studying under  the world-reknowned Dr. E.L. Crowder; forging a close bond with her mentor that lasted many years until Dr. Crowder's passing in 2002.  Dr. Roberts was forged by the unwavering direction of her mentor. Dr. Roberts joined Quiropractic Mundial in Costa Rica following her graduation. She became known there as the "intensive care clinic" chiropractor of the Quiropractica Mundial team. In Dr. Roberts' clinic, the severe cases requiring extra time were cared for with her special level of compassion and love. Dr. Roberts was the first woman chiropractor to have her chiropractic degree recognized by the Universidad de Costa Rica. Returning to the United States with the family to continue her wonderfully sensitive and caring ways serving the community through specific chiropractic care. Support Staff Our Director of First Impressions is Renee Lemke; during the week in the mornings you'll see Renee's smiling face or hear her voice on the phone awaiting to guide and help you as you make your new patient appointment or schedule a regular office visit. Renee is also our resident financial expert and will help you through your payment plan. Becky Podkul is our afternoon Director of First Impressions. She is always happy to serve the next soul that calls or walks into the clinic. With her smile, she offers her assistance  to all and when she hits a roadblock Becky works hard until she can find a solution for our patients. The warmest of individuals, Georgia Hewitt is our Sunday Director of First Impressions. From the first moment you meet her, you'll feel at home. Welcoming and sweet, Georgia will attend to your needs while at the clinic and make you feel part of the family. Mark Rebner As a full-time Nationally Certified Massage Therapist, Mark has been practicing Therapeutic Massage, Craniosacral Therapy and Energy Work Modalities since 1999. Mark taught massage therapy for four years at the Michigan School of Myomassology, practicing two forms of Craniosacral Therapy (Biodynamic & Upledger) as well as being a Reiki Master.  Mark was accepted to the International Network of Esoteric Healing (INEH) Teaching Training Program and is working toward becoming an Esoteric Healing Instructor. Mark also has been a dedicated student of Shamanic work since 2003, and is apprenticed on that Path. Prior to his current career, Mark worked in the automotive and banking industries, holding both an MBA from the University of Chicago & a BSEE from GMI Engineering & Management Institute. Mark's greatest gifts are his heart and hands, bringing compassion and love to his clients. His ways are soft and gentle, coaxing the body towards relaxation allowing the body a better chance to heal and repair.