Dr Tatyana Bosh

Dr Bosh graduated as a Medical Doctor in 1985, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina;

Whilst working as a GP, she enrolled in postgraduate study of pharmacology, which precipitated her ultimate commitment to a drug-free medical approach;

Driven by her research into the psychosomatic process, Dr Bosh studied various ancient and contemporary therapeutic methodologies of both, eastern and western medicine, and as a result introduced a variety of CAM therapies into her holistic medical practice, including: Acupuncture, Psychotherapy, Homeopathy, Homotoxicology and Antihomotoxic Therapy, Phytotherapy, Nutrition, Iridology, Colour Therapy, and synthetic bodywork based on Shiatsu, Cranio-sacral therapy, Lymphatic Drainage Massage, Bioenergetics, Kinesiology and Postural Alignment techniques, such as Alexander Therapy;

In team work with Dr D. Shakambet, Dr Tatyana Bosh postulated Bioregulatory Medicine and the Biomedic Health System – a uniquely integrated form of regenerative and preventative psychosomatic healthcare.

Dr Bosh co-established the Biomedic Centre in central London, where she was practising from 1994-2020, holding positions of: a Director of the Biomedic Centre, Director of Clinical Studies for the British Academy for Bioregulatory Medicine and the President of the International Society for Bioregulatory Medicine.

She Co-founded the Biomedic Foundation in 1995, a registered charity for medical research and education; Academy for Bioregulatory Medicine, British Society for Bioregulatory Medicine and the International Society for Bioregulatory Medicine.         

Defined a condition called Presomatic Syndrome and devised its medical treatment;

Developed Psychosomatic Bodywork - Tatyana’s authentic therapeutic methodology;

Dr Bosh spent the past 30 years refining Bioregulatory therapy in practice and lecturing worldwide.

SPECIAL AWARD: In 2000 Dr Bosh was awarded the Millennium Award for treatment of Post-Traumatic-Stress-Disorder (PTSD) with her authentic bioregulatory therapeutic approach, and was consequently granted a lifetime Millennium Awards Fellowship.