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AllTernative Gym Transforms the Lives of Those With Special Needs

AllTernative Gym is transforming lives with its state-of-the-art fitness and therapy programs developed specifically for those with special needs such as cerebral palsy, autism and other neurological disorders.

2011-05-05
DALLAS, GA, May 05, 2011 (Press-News.org) AllTernative Gym is transforming lives with its state-of-the-art fitness and therapy programs developed specifically for those with special needs. Founded by Certified Fitness Trainer and Expert, Angie Gomez, AllTernative Gym provides Adeli Suit Therapy, Fitness Training and Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy.

"As a parent of a child with special needs, I truly understand what parents are looking for in a therapy center. And, I treat each child as if he were my own and each adult as if they were a family member," states Angie Gomez, founder of AllTernative Gym. Angie is an expert in the Adeli Suit Therapy method. She is the only person from the original 3 people that completed the entire Adeli Suit Therapy training program in Poland and Russia that is actually working with the Adeli Suit and its methods today. "We're the only center to have and use a 9 foot cage "UEU" (universal exercise unit) which enables us to provide therapy treatment to adults."

AllTernative Gym is ideal for cerebral palsy patients, stroke survivors, brain and spinal trauma, multiple sclerosis, near drowning, down syndrome, obesity and autism. Although patients receive a world-class therapy program, therapy at AllTernative Gym costs less than other centers because the staff members are fitness trainers and not physical or occupational therapist. Angie and her team make it much more affordable for parents and their loved ones to get the care they need.

"The AllTernative Gym has been an answer to our prayers. Riding a bicycle with minimal assistance is something we never even dreamed of! Angie and her team not only provide our family with genuine sense of belief that Morgan can accomplish her goal of walking, but, they have also given her the confidence and attitude of "I CAN DO IT". The quality of therapy Morgan receives is outstanding and her continued advancement shows that we made the right decision," stated Morgan's mom, Jennifer Johnson. This is just one of the many success stories from the patients of AllTernative Gym. "Our motto is, every day brings another success story at AllTernative Gym," says Angie.

Limited space is available for the 2011 summer schedule. Please visit www.alternativegym.com to register and read more testimonials.

ABOUT ALLTERNATIVE GYM
Allternative Gym was founded by Angie Gomez, who is the mother of a child with special needs. Angie is a certified fitness trainer with over 16 years experience with the special needs. She is an expert in intensive suit therapy utilizing the Adeli Suit; having been trained by the original Russian doctors who created the Adeli Suit.

Angie spent several years traveling the country and abroad to train others on this technique. She brings experience, compassion and a loving desire to bring mobility to each and every patient using state-of-the-art technology.

For more information, visit www.Allternativegym.com.

AllTernative Gym, Inc.
(678) 945-4662
offices@allternativegym.com
www.alternativegym.com


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[Press-News.org] AllTernative Gym Transforms the Lives of Those With Special Needs
AllTernative Gym is transforming lives with its state-of-the-art fitness and therapy programs developed specifically for those with special needs such as cerebral palsy, autism and other neurological disorders.