Paraskevi Bilika is a physiotherapist and doctoral candidate in the Department of Physiotherapy at the University of Thessaly, specialising in chronic musculoskeletal pain management. She holds a master’s degree in Advanced Physiotherapy and has extensive research experience in the assessment and rehabilitation of patients with chronic pain.

She has published scientific papers in international journals, with more than 300 citations to her publications. Her research has received awards in Greece and abroad, and she has been awarded a scholarship by the University of Thessaly’s Research, Innovation and Excellence Unit for her doctoral research. She has been a member of the European Pain Federation (EFIC) since 2019.

She also specialises in Clinical Pilates and therapeutic exercise for fall prevention in older adults. Her research interests focus on therapeutic exercise, Clinical Pilates and the management of chronic pain conditions through new technologies (Virtual Reality, Artificial Intelligence).