Why choose MOST for your Clinical Services?
The goal of MOST Clinical is to take a patient in a current state of pain or dysfunction and guide them through the rehabilitation/training process toward any life or performance goal they are seeking. Our coaches specialize in Rehabilitation planning, seamlessly transitioning your rehabilitation programming from early corrective strategies into advanced performance training (and anything in between) in order to facilitate rehabilitation, injury prevention and build optimal performance.
The clinicians at MOST combine their educational background with over 20 years of clinical and performance training experience to provide our patient centered approach in rehabilitation.
Physiotherapy
A movement and exercise based approach to physiotherapy. These sessions are one on one sessions with MOST’s physiotherapist Mark Cameron, Brandon Krysko, Hassan Hatoum and Kevin Trinh.
MARK CAMERON
PHYSIOTHERAPIST
From a young age, Mark has been passionate about sport and believes in an active approach to rehabilitation and recovery for both youth and adult populations. He is a lifelong skier, gym goer, team sport enthusiast, and outdoorsman, and still enjoys lacing up the skates for a game of hockey. Mark has a background rich in strength and conditioning as an educator at the University of Alberta, former personal trainer, strength coach, and former head off-season trainer for elite level minor hockey players.
With a Master’s in Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta, Mark brings years of experience providing physiotherapy to paediatric and adult populations with a focus on return to sport and activity.
Whether you are looking to participate and compete in sport and activities or feel more confident in motion, Mark is looking forward to teaming up with you to help you through all of life’s challenges.
Certifications:
– Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) Medical Level 3
– Functional Dry Needling
– Authorized to Order Diagnostic Imaging
Areas of interest:
– Sports injury
– Back pain relief
– Chronic injury
– Arthritis and degenerative change relief and education
“I’m not telling you it’s going to be easy, I’m telling you it’s going to be worth it.” – Art Williams
Kevin Trinh
PHYSIOTHERAPIST
Kevin’s treatment philosophy emphasizes an active approach to help clients return to or continue doing what they love.
With a special interest in biomechanics and pain neuroscience, Kevin’s practice is grounded in the principles of exercise for managing both acute injuries and chronic pain. Combining his exercise background with training in manual therapy, Kevin strives to find the right approach to help clients to become movement aware, manage their pain, and reduce the risk of chronic disease.
Outside the clinic, Kevin enjoys spending time with his dog Ellie, playing ultimate frisbee with his wife, brewing coffee, and delving into research on concussion, ACL injuries, and running rehab.
Brandon Krysko
Physiotherapist
Brandon completed a Master of Science in Physiotherapy at the University of Alberta after earning a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) from the same institution. His professional journey began in accounting, but a motor vehicle accident during his first year of office work introduced him to the world of rehabilitation and inspired a career change. After starting practice in Edmonton, Brandon relocated to Calgary in 2020.
As a former athlete-type turned desk professional, Brandon understands firsthand the physical challenges of modern lifestyles and the importance of proactive strategies to maintain strength and mobility over time. An avid learner with a passion for human optimization, he stays current on topics spanning health, performance, and nutrition – always having a podcast in his headphones.
Brandon has extensive post-graduate training, with accreditations in advanced manual therapy (spinal manipulation) and dry needling, and is authorized to order diagnostic imaging such as ultrasound, X-ray and MRI. These complement his background in strength and conditioning, assisting accurate diagnosis and treatment which integrates hands-on manual therapy and progressive exercise and load management.
Outside the clinic, Brandon enjoys hockey, skiing, golf, and strength training. A dedicated traveler, he has visited nearly 50 countries and continues to explore both the world abroad and the natural beauty around Calgary.
Cassidy Irving
Physiotherapist
Cassidy is a physiotherapist with five years of experience who recently relocated from Ontario to Calgary. Born in Canada, she grew up in Dubai before returning to Canada to complete her undergraduate degree in Kinesiology with a minor in Rehabilitation Science at Western University. She then earned her Master of Science in Physical Therapy at Queen’s University, where she met her husband. They were married this past fall and are excited to begin this new chapter in Calgary.
Cassidy takes a biopsychosocial approach to rehabilitation, combining hands-on manual therapy with personalized exercise programs to help clients not only heal but feel stronger and more confident than before. She is trained in and utilizes dry needling and acupuncture techniques to enhance her treatments. She enjoys working with a wide range of patients, from competitive athletes to weekend warriors, and is passionate about helping them return to the activities they love.
Outside of work, Cassidy loves hiking, playing volleyball and softball, traveling, trying new restaurants and food, and spending time with her husband and black lab, Maitland, who is (without question) the bestest boy.
Cassidy is excited to find herself at MOST and looks forward to contributing to this thriving community.
