Stefani Argyrou is the creator of the Clinical Pilates A–Z method and has taught professional physiotherapists since 2016, aiming to improve clinical reasoning and practical application in everyday clinical practice.

She works as a clinical physiotherapist in Women’s Health and Neuromusculoskeletal Rehabilitation in Cyprus, Greece and Germany. She obtained her Physiotherapy degree from the Department of Physiotherapy at the University of Thessaly in 2013 and her master’s degree in Advanced Physiotherapy from the same department in 2017. She is certified in Women’s Health Physiotherapy and treats patients with pelvic floor dysfunction and women during pregnancy in Women’s Health Rehabilitation departments at various physiotherapy clinics.

She worked for two years (2013–2015) at the Mühlengrund clinic in the Department of Neurology and Rehabilitation in Bad Wildungen, Germany. Since 2017, she has primarily treated patients with neurological conditions and disorders, following the latest developments in physiotherapy (motor learning, VR, Clinical Pilates therapeutic exercise, etc.).

For the past 10 years, she has taught as an academic associate on Physiotherapy programmes at universities in Greece (University of Thessaly) and Cyprus (European University Cyprus and University of Nicosia).

Her research interests at both master’s and doctoral level focus on women’s health rehabilitation and neuroscience through motor control and motor learning. She has contributed to several scientific articles and presented her research in her field at international and national physiotherapy events.