Associate Professor of the Department of Osteopathy at Northwestern State Medical University named of Mechnikov

Born in 1959 in Vitebsk, graduated from the Military Medical Academy, worked as a neurologist, teacher since 2004, associate professor of the Department of Osteopathy since 2015.

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Dr. Tatiana Chernysheva graduated from Vladivostok State Medical University, General Medicine Department, with honors degree in 1988 and started her practice as a physician-rehabilitologist in the Cardiologic Center, Vladivostok, Russia.

In 1990, Dr. Chernysheva created Clinic of Functional Medicine MANUS focused on healthcare and rehabilitation services to the patients with diseases and injuries of the musculoskeletal system as well as development and promotion of new medical technologies and approaches to treatment. It was the first medical clinic in Russia where the AK assessment and treatment of the patients has performed as routine practice since 1995.

Dr. Chernysheva is a functional biochemistry enthusiast specializing in metabolic therapy of a wide range of health problems including chronic diseases of different systems and organs of the body in terms of the holistic medicine in order to restore health, improve comfort and quality of life of patients. She is a certified specialist in manual therapy, osteopathic medicine, neurology and herbal medicine.

Dr.Tatiana Chernysheva was involved in active scientific research work on the study of the electronic copies of homeopathic nosodes in cooperation with the Far Eastern Academy of Sciences. The findings of these scientific researches were presented at the International Conference on the Physics, Chemistry and Biology of Water (2009 & 2011 (USA), 2017 (Bulgaria), 2019 (Germany)),

International Congress “Weak and Super-weak Fields and Radiation in Biology and Medicine” (2012, Russia), XIV International scientific conference "Modern Trends in Biological Physics and Chemistry. BPPC-2019" and published in Water Journal (2013, 2019, 2021).

Dr. Chernysheva teaches AK in Russia, in Latvia and Bulgaria. She was the first DIBAK (2013) and certified teacher (2013) in the ICAK-Russia.

She has published more than 60 articles on subjects ranging from metabolic treatment of infantile cerebral palsy and methods of manual muscle testing objectivization to mechanisms of restoration and rejuvenation of the body based on the correction of the radionuclide content in the bone tissue.

In 2002 l graduated from Lugansk State Medical University, specialty General Medicine

2004 internship, General surgery

2013 FDM Certificate - The Fascial Distortion Model

2014 Diploma in french osteopathic school Osteopathic Mechanical Link, OML

2017 Diploma in Classical Chinese Acupuncture, International College of Acupuncture, ICA

2017 P-DTR Certificate

2018 - Diploma of the International College of Applied Kinesiology, DIBAK

Since 2013, teacher of Applied Kinesiology at the Institute of Clinical Applied Kinesiology, St. Petersburg and at the Rehabilitation School, Kyiv.

Attended more than 100 seminars on Applied Kinesiology, Osteopathy, and Chinese medicine. Studied with David Leaf, Christopher Astill-Smith, José Palomar, Paul Chauffour, Peter van Kervel, Joseph Shafer, Thorston Fischer, Jean-Pierre Barral, Thomas Myers, Harald Stossier, Oleg Suhorukovs, Tatyana Chernyshova, Alexander Gavrikov, Kiko Matsumoto.

Russia, St. Petersburg

Director of the Institute of Clinical Applied Kinesiology (ICAK)

Doctor, MD, graduated from the Military Medical Academy 1982, neurologist, DO 2001, doctor of osteopathy, Applied Kinesiology 1996, DIBAK since 2015. Teacher since 2006