Krys Dybowski, RMT has been working in Coquitlam as a Registered Massage Therapist for over five years before opening up Myokinetics Registered Massage Therapy in 2016. Krys has completed the 3000 hour program at West Coast College of Massage Therapy along with a Diploma in Sports Science at Douglas College while working as a fitness consultant at the Maple Ridge Leisure Center. Krys has been awarded first place prize by the Registered Massage Therapist Association of British Columbia (RMTBC) for his dedication and research within the field, and was ranked in the top 15 percentile during board examinations.

Brittany is a graduate of Vancouver College of Massage Therapy (VCMT). She is an Acrobatic Dance Instructor at DanceForce and a Register Holistic Nutritionist. As a former professional dancer and competitive athlete, she was drawn to massage therapy as it combines her passion of health and wellness with her interest in injury rehabilitation and functional anatomy. During her time at VCMT she was able to work at a diverse range of outreaches including Louis Brier, Positive Living, Helping Spirit Lodge, Dynasty Gym, Studeo55 Gym, Burnaby Mental Health, Ronald McDonald House and VCMT’s Prenatal In-reach. As a therapist, Brittany has worked with a variety of conditions including but not limited to; chronic pain, tension headaches, migraines, prenatal massage, nerve compression injuries, post surgical scarring, overuse injuries and a variety of sports related injuries.

Anthony graduated from West Coast College of Massage Therapy in 2018 and received the Joe Koscak Leadership Award for his term. This award is presented to a student each term who demonstrates integrity, perseverance, a passionate heart and caring soul. These attributes are what steered him to massage therapy–a career where he can help people each and everyday. During his studies, he encountered a wide variety of injuries and conditions, ranging from strains and sprains, to rare conditions such as multiple sclerosis (MS) and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Whatever the situation may be, Anthony is dedicated to working with all patients to find a solution to their current conditions.

Jennifer is a WCCMT graduate of 2018 and was chosen by her peers and instructors to be awarded the Joe Koscak Leadership Award for exemplifying integrity, passion, perseverance, a passionate heart and a caring soul. With a combination of a love for helping others, years practicing both bodybuilding and powerlifting and first-hand experience in rehabilitating her own body, becoming an RMT was a clear choice for her. Jennifer believes each patient is unique and enjoys creating catered treatment plans to help speed up recovery from acute and chronic injuries or conditions, optimize sports and activity performance, relieve stress, and maintain good health.

Savannah graduated from the West Coast College of Massage Therapy (WCCMT) with a diploma in Massage Therapy in 2015. She is a Coach for the Port Coquitlam & Ridge Meadows Ringette Club, and former Ski & Snowboard Instructor at Mount Seymour Resorts. Savannah grew up playing team sports, she brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in athletics to the treatment room to help you return to your peak performance. Savannah has a general practice and enjoys working with a variety of conditions including chronic pain and stress management.

John is a graduate of the Vancouver College of Massage Therapy. He decided to become a massage therapist because he loves helping people. As a therapist, he knows that combining techniques like myofascial release, deep tissue work, and trigger point therapy with relaxation techniques makes for a relaxing, yet effective massage. John is knowledgeable in treating a wide variety of conditions which patients may present with, such as Multiple Sclerosis, Cerebral Palsy, spinal cord injury, down’s syndrome, ALS, tight muscles from everyday use, tension headaches, TMJ, tennis and golfer’s elbow and a variety of other conditions.

Edith is a graduate of the Registered Massage Therapy Program at Langara College. She was drawn to massage therapy by her interest in human anatomy and health. Edith utilizes her knowledge of therapeutic massage, manual therapy and movement based interventions to help restore the body to its optimal functioning. During school she had the chance to work with a variety of conditions and populations through her placement at several outreaches including ICORD, The Hive climbing gym, Harbour Dance, St. John’s Hospice and Langara’s very own pre/post natal in-reach. Edith’s treatment techniques include but are not limited to, trigger point therapy, myofascial release, muscle energy techniques (MET), neuromuscular techniques, and joint mobilizations. She was awarded with a certificate in Subtle Manual Therapies after completing courses in lymphatic drainage, visceral mobilizations, cranio-sacral therapy and MET.