From 2002, Evgenia worked as a treating physiotherapist in a physical medicine and rehabilitation clinic, gaining extensive clinical experience. Since 2005, she has practised independently at her own physiotherapy clinic in Chalkida.

She joined the TherapyLab physiotherapy clinics network in 2017 with her established Chalkida clinic, where she continues to practise as Clinical Lead.

She graduated from the Physiotherapy Department of the Technological Educational Institute of Lamia in 2002, holds a postgraduate degree in Advanced Physiotherapy from the University of Thessaly, and is registered with the Panhellenic Physiotherapists’ Association.

Since 2006, she has undertaken specialist training leading to Certificates of Attendance in areas including:

• Clinical Taping Techniques,
• Cervical Spine Assessment and Mobilization,
• Knee Pathology – Maitland and Differential Diagnosis,
• The MC Connelle Shoulder – Assessment Diagnosis Treatment,
• Thoracic Spine – Maitland Approach,
• Dry Needling for Myofascial Pain.

In 2023, she trained in the Schroth method and is registered as an ISST SCHROTH-certified therapist.

She continues her lifelong learning through active participation in all TherapyLab Academy educational programmes, where she also serves as an instructor for the Suspension Training programme.

She has also completed BTL Hellas training in targeted radiofrequency (TECAR) and shockwave therapy for musculoskeletal conditions and injuries. She has undertaken University of Thessaly seminars on the assessment of pain and psychosocial factors in clinical practice and the use of dynamometers.

In 2007, she contributed to two publications at the 1st Panhellenic Spine Congress: “Physiotherapy Assessment of Idiopathic Scoliosis” and “Physiotherapy Rehabilitation of Idiopathic Scoliosis”. In 2017, she also presented “New Technologies for the Painful Shoulder” at the EELIA–PEEF clinical workshop “The Painful Shoulder”.

Evgenia has an extensive volunteering record at the Physiotherapy Department of Chalkida General Hospital, the “Agapi kai Allilengyi” association in Amarynthos, and local swimming, volleyball and basketball teams. She has also volunteered at national football competitions involving local teams.

From 2012 to 2015, she served as the first President of the Evia Regional Physiotherapy Branch, actively contributing to its organisation and operation.