Profile
Miyako Tanaka-Oulevey, Ph.D., OLY
Date of birth: 2/20/1967
Languages: Japanese, English
Sport Psychologist
Professional Background: Sport Psychology, Athletic Retirement, Career Transition, Stress Coping, CBT, REBT
Sport Background: Synchronized Swimmer (1988 Seoul Olympics Duet Bronze medal), Synchronized Swimming Japan National team coach (1996 Atlanta Olympics Team Bronze medal)
At present:
Project associate professor, Keio University, Japan
IOC Marketing committee member, IOC Athletes Career Program certified trainer
JOC Information, Medicine and Science Commission member
Miyako Tanaka-Oulevey is a certified sport psychologist in Japan, public speaker, TV News commentator, university professor, book author, and former Olympic synchronized swimmer and bronze medalist from the 1988 Seoul Olympics. Miyako lives with her husband in Tokyo, Japan.
In sports area: Japan women’s soccer national team mental coach, Japan men’s Paralympic Wheelchair basketball team mental coach and mental coach for 6 other sport disciplines elite athletes.
In the business area: Lecturer (Stress Coping, Leadership, Mental training) for companies and universities, TV commentator (TBS, TV Asahi, Fuji TV news show regular commentator)
Education
Ph.D. in System design and management, Keio University (2021)
M.A. in Health, Physical Education, & Recreation, Saint Mary's College of California (1995)
B.A. in Physical Education with Honors, Nihon University, Japan (1988)Major Accomplishments
1988, Seoul Olympics Synchronized swimming Duet Bronze medalist
1989, Tomin Eiyosho (Tokyo Honor Award)1996, Atlanta Olympics Synchronized swimming Team Bronze medal team coach
2021, Tokyo 2020 Paralympics Men's Wheelchair Basketball Silver medal team mental coach
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