Thomas joined TherapyLab Gazi physiotherapy clinic as a treating physiotherapist in 2014 and also served as physiotherapist for the Iraklis Chalkida volleyball team in the Volley League in 2015.

By 2016, he was responsible for managing and running TherapyLab Nea Smyrni, where he remains Clinical Lead.

He completed his studies in the Physiotherapy Department of the Technological Educational Institute of Lamia in 2012 and is registered with the Panhellenic Physiotherapists’ Association.

He trained in strengthening and falls prevention for older adults using the Otago method. He also specialises in delivering exercise programmes for adult patients using Clinical Pilates (Mat–Reformer) and Clinical Suspension Training (TRX). His treatment expertise additionally includes intramuscular stimulation through Dry Needling.

Through his involvement in sports physiotherapy, he has acquired further skills in sports massage, sports taping, kinesiotaping, Ergon and specialist mobilisation techniques.

He has also completed BTL Hellas training in targeted radiofrequency (TECAR) and shockwave therapy for musculoskeletal conditions and injuries.

He participates in lifelong learning seminars, including the University of Thessaly seminar on the assessment of pain and psychosocial factors in clinical practice, and regularly attends all TherapyLab Academy educational programmes.

Thomas has an extensive volunteering record, providing physiotherapy services to local sports clubs in Aigaleo and Nea Smyrni.

In 2024, he became Head of Development for the TherapyLab physiotherapy clinics network and Head of Research into new technologies and equipment, alongside his other management responsibilities. His work supports our vision of using new treatment and therapeutic exercise technologies to deliver high-quality physiotherapy more effectively.