ATLANTA, GA, July 19, 2011 (Press-News.org) Dunwoody Wellness Center plans to offer Atlanta residents holistic rejuvenation treatments for the skin and body, as it celebrates its official grand opening on International Wellness Day on July 18, 2011.
The First Annual International Wellness Day was held on July 19, 2010, in conjunction with the National Wellness Conference in Stevens Point, Wisconsin. Countries represented included Brazil, Argentina, US, Canada, Great Britain, Germany, Austria, South Africa, Australia, China, and Japan. While Dunwoody Wellness may not be sending a representative to this year's event, the center wanted to be identified with IWD's cause by having its own opening to coincide.
All Dunwoody Wellness Center procedures are medically based. Anna Gorenshteyn L.M.E., DWC co-owner, has worked as a licensed aesthetician for more than 20 years in Atlanta and 6 years before then in Europe, where she received her training from Europe's finest dermatologists. In addition to deep cleansing facials and microdermabrasion, she provides Enzyme, Biomedical and Medical Facial Peels, all designed to correct and refine the skin. Other specialties include eye and lip lifting treatments, collagen infusion masks, and detoxifying body wraps. Gorenshteyn's wellness philosophy: "Aging is a part of life, but that doesn't mean you can't look and feel young. With proper, daily care and product regimen, it's entirely possible to keep your skin looking radiant and youthful—my goal for each of my clients." This is the basis for the experience that DWC offers, including DermaSkin and Holistic Wellness Therapies.
Tatyana Foran D.C., whose background is in nursing and sports medicine, provides holistic chiropractic care using the gentle, yet highly effective Activator Technique. Dr. Foran also reinforces clients' wellness with physical therapeutic techniques and medical massage. She has worked with Olympic athletes and, most recently, some of Atlanta's sports teams top players. Dr. Foran, says, "Choosing a physical therapist who understands both skeletal and muscular structures is crucial to any wellness plan." Patients at DWC receive a complementary consultation to determine their personalized treatment. All major insurance is accepted for the chiropractic services.
CW69's A-List, the ultimate guide to Atlanta hosted by Shannon Wiseman, will feature Dunwoody Wellness Center this season. As part of its opening promotion, DWC is inviting other members of the media to schedule an appointment for complimentary services during the month of July 2011. New clients can get a 15% discount.
Dunwoody Wellness Center is located at 1370 Center Drive, Suite 104, Dunwoody, Georgia 30338. For more information, visit DWC at dunwoodywellness.com or call 404-590-3922.
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Dunwoody Wellness Center Celebrates International Wellness Day in Atlanta
Dunwoody Wellness Center plans to offer Atlanta residents holistic rejuvenation treatments for the skin and body, as it celebrates its official grand opening on International Wellness Day on July 18, 2011.
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[Press-News.org] Dunwoody Wellness Center Celebrates International Wellness Day in AtlantaDunwoody Wellness Center plans to offer Atlanta residents holistic rejuvenation treatments for the skin and body, as it celebrates its official grand opening on International Wellness Day on July 18, 2011.