Angelina is a distinguished graduate of Ananda Ayurveda Academy in Willowbrook, IL, where she earned her Ayurvedic Practitioner degree under the guidance of Dr Ashlesha Raut, B.A.M.S. & MD, a third-generation Ayurvedic physician with 20 years of experience in holistic health, who was classically trained in Ayurveda in India (Mumbai).

To bring her Ayurvedic knowledge into practice Angelina observed her teacher Dr Ashlesha Raut in her studio in Bloomington, IL and later spent time as an intern at the Ayurvedic hospital in Mangalore, India, in 2024.   

Angelina is currently continuing her education with Australian Ayurvedic Practitioner Lydia Rega from Port Elliot Wellness center.

Angelina previously gained her MSc degree from Brighton University in Product Innovation and Development and got her PhD degree from St. Petersburg University of Engineering and Economics. Angelina changed her path when her older son Sasha was born with cerebral palsy and multiple health issues in 2010. To help her son, Angelina started her training in neuro-muscular reeducation with the Anat Baniel Method in California, USA in 2013. She graduated in 2016 with several advanced trainings: working with children with special needs, Vitality and Anti-Aging. 

Angelina is a dedicated gardener and enjoys growing flowers, herbs and trees with healing properties to protect, heal and recover the patient gently but efficiently.

Having a child with special needs at home, Angelina knows how important it is to have a good support system. Angelina also works as a Case manager helping seniors and people with disabilities in Louisville.

Her love for India started more than 20 years ago when she had an internship with an Indian NGO. Angelina is a certified Vedic astrologer (Jyotishi). She studied with the Russian-Thai astrologers Alexandra & Dmitry Karpovy, and Elena Kuznetsova. Angelina deepen her knowledge with internationally recognized astrologers Dr Arjun Pai and Kapiel Raj.

To bring her Ayurvedic knowledge into practice Angelina observed her teacher Dr Ashlesha Raut in her studio in Bloomington, IL and later spent time as an intern at the Ayurvedic hospital in Mangalore, India, in 2024.  

Angelina wishes to make Ayurvedic treatments available in Kentucky, to help people rely on natural treatments more than on pharmaceuticals, to be able to prevent disease development and promote health, wellbeing and longevity.