Anna Naumenko is a neurologist, specialist in complex memory restoration and body psychotherapy.
Expert of the online publication "TUT NEWS" in the field of neurology and body therapy.
Anna is a second-generation doctor, so at some point the choice of specialty became obvious to her and, 6 years later, in 2011, she received a red diploma from the First Moscow State Medical University named after I.M. Sechenov, followed by training in an internship, residency and postgraduate program at the university in the specialty of neurology.
During her postgraduate studies, Anna’s path intersected with the diagnosis and rehabilitation of memory (and other cognitive disorders) in patients with various diagnoses (Alzheimer’s disease, post-stroke disorders, poisoning, etc.).
Her results and desire to make the rehabilitation of cognitive functions even more effective and accessible, as well as the craving for “psychosomatics” that was actualized at that time, became the driving force that led Anna to psychology.
It was then that Anna began her training in Russian and foreign programs, and at the moment she has more than 2000 hours in her arsenal, mainly in body psychotherapy, as well as psychosomatics, sexology and neuropsychology, completed training in programs in Denmark and England, and is currently studying at an institute in Switzerland.
In total, this resulted in 17 years of continuous education and diverse experience, which has lasted for more than 11 years (including in the clinics of the First Moscow State Medical University named after I.M. Sechenov), some of which Anna combined in her appointments knowledge and skills of neurology and body psychotherapy.
Recently, the scope of my professional interests has narrowed somewhat to:
- diagnostics and comprehensive rehabilitation of cognitive functions of patients with various diagnoses, including post-COVID cognitive impairment, and
- work with psychosomatics, or more precisely with the model of the world within it, using methods of body psychotherapy.
