Ioannis Manis

Clinical Lead, TherapyLab Physiotherapy Clinic, Amarynthos.

Giannis Manis is one of the most experienced and established healthcare professionals in the area. He has run his own physiotherapy clinic in Amarynthos and the surrounding area for 15 years.

In 2018, he joined the TherapyLab physiotherapy clinics network and opened a modern new clinic on Amarynthos’s central square.

He shares TherapyLab’s vision, backed by a strong scientific background. As Clinical Lead at TherapyLab Amarynthos, he will be able to offer patients the most advanced physiotherapy and therapeutic exercise services.

He is a graduate of the Physiotherapy Department of the Alexander Technological Educational Institute of Thessaloniki and is registered with the Panhellenic Physiotherapists’ Association.

With specialist continuing education in hand injuries in athletes, sporting burnout and injury prevention programmes for elite athletes, he served as physiotherapist for the AGE Chalkida basketball team in the A2 National Division. He has trained and worked professionally in electrical muscle stimulation and is a certified coach.

His scientific training spans the full spectrum of therapeutic exercise, Clinical Pilates treatment protocols, Suspension Training and circuit-based interval strengthening programmes.

He actively participates in TherapyLab Academy’s ongoing physiotherapy lifelong learning programmes. Among other training, he has completed BTL Hellas training in targeted radiofrequency (TECAR) for musculoskeletal conditions and injuries, and has particular expertise in functional lower-limb assessment, plantar pressure analysis and the fabrication of custom orthotic insoles for athletes, children and people with diabetes.

He has completed University of Thessaly seminars on the assessment of pain and psychosocial factors in clinical practice and the use of dynamometers.

Alongside his extensive physiotherapy work in the Municipality of Eretria, Giannis has volunteered across the wider Evia region, participating in numerous sporting events and osteoporosis prevention programmes for older adults.