Prof. Alena Kobesová is a leading neurologist and physiatrist internationally recognised for her expertise in neurological rehabilitation and the application of Prague School and Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) methodologies. At Charles University’s 2nd Faculty of Medicine, she serves as Vice-Dean for physiotherapy and doctoral studies, overseeing education and research in neurology, physical/manual medicine, and physiotherapy. She also treats patients at University Hospital Motol and coordinates global DNS course delivery.

A long-standing certified instructor in manual medicine, Prof. Kobesová co-developed a foundational instructional video series with Prof Karel Lewit, and continues to train clinicians worldwide in DNS principles. Her research spans hereditary motor and sensory neuropathy (HMSN), postural function, and neurorehabilitation, with over 60 scientific papers and 16 book chapters published to date.

An acclaimed speaker, she has delivered keynote presentations at over 40 international and 50 national conferences, and served as president or organiser of four DNS international events. She holds multiple editorial roles and serves on research councils at Charles and Masaryk Universities. Prof. Kobesová’s integrated approach continues to shape clinical education and patient care in neurology and rehabilitation on a global scale.