Our Team
Jason Paes
Co-Owner & D.O.M.P,
Osteopathic Manual Therapist
Jason is an Osteopathic Manual Therapist who graduated from the Canadian College of Osteopathy in Toronto. He received his D.O.M.P in 2019 and is a registered member of the Alberta Association of Osteopathic Manual Therapists. Jason was drawn to Osteopathic manual therapy from his background in athletics, along with a desire to better understand the body’s mechanical, neurological and self regulation ability. He hopes to use this knowledge to help people better understand how the body works, explaining what he’s doing during the session, why he’s doing it, and what effect it should have to help manage their pain and health concerns.
Jason loves to work with people using his knowledge of manual therapy techniques along with his exercise and rehabilitation background to help manage your health and injury concerns.
During his free time Jason loves being out in nature and sports. Jason enjoys living a healthy lifestyle, incorporating fitness and wellness in his life through exercise, hiking, being active in sports and skiing.
Jarod Huhtala
Certified Athletic Therapist, CAT (C)
Jarod is a Certified Athletic Therapist, and currently enrolled in a master’s in science in osteopathic manipulation. He specializes in manual therapy and functional exercise application.
For as long as he can remember, he's been very interested in anatomy. He grew up playing soccer, basketball, badminton and volleyball, and would wind up with his fair share of injuries keeping him on the sideline. This led to mixing his passion with anatomy with exercise and rehabilitation, with a goal of keeping people active and engaged in their interests for as long as possible.
One of the main drivers behind his work is his father, who has suffered with Chiari and has been consistently turned away from healthcare providers due to the complexity of his pain. He wants to be a practitioner that can help anyone find health and find hope.
He's excited to bring his passions and experience to MET Health! He speaks English and French, and is looking forward to meeting new people!
Quentin DUCARRE
D.O. Osteopath
Quentin is an Osteopathic Manual Therapist who graduated from the Institut de Formation en Ostéopathie du Grand Avignon in France, earning his D.O. in 2025. He is a registered member of the Alberta Association of Osteopathic Manual Therapists.
Originally from the south of France, Quentin recently moved to Calgary to begin a new chapter, drawn by the sunshine reminiscent of home and the chance to improve his English.
Quentin has additional training in pediatric care and welcomes patients of all ages—from newborns to seniors—as well as pregnant women and athletes. He provides both preventative care and treatment for pain, tension, and reduced mobility.
He chose osteopathy to help people regain comfort and movement through manual therapy and a holistic approach. Quentin takes time to identify the root cause of pain, clearly explain his findings, and provide personalized exercises to support lasting mobility and relief.
Outside the clinic, Quentin enjoys exploring Calgary and embracing life in Canada. Passionate about sports and fitness, he practices strength training and skiing, and is currently learning golf. He also enjoys running, cycling, and boxing when time allows.
Samantha Cook
Registered Massage Therapist, RMT
Samantha is a Registered Massage Therapist whose passion for massage therapy began over 12 years ago at CDI College.
Since then, she has expanded her expertise through multiple orthopedic certifications and specialized training in hot stone massage, dynamic cupping, and Reiki Level 1.
For Samantha, being a massage therapist is incredibly rewarding. She shares, “There’s nothing quite like seeing the smiling faces of my clients as they leave my treatment room. Knowing I’ve helped someone—whether they’re seeking relief from aches and pains or simply a quiet moment of relaxation—is truly the best feeling. I’m always here to help you feel your best.”
Maximillian Krewiak
Registered Massage Therapist, RMT
Maximillian Krewiak is a Registered Massage Therapist, trained through a 2200-hour clinical program at the Alberta College of Massage Therapy. His work focuses on helping clients move better and feel more at ease in their bodies, particularly those experiencing chronic pain, persistent tension, or recovering from physical training.
He takes a practical, patient-centred approach, combining hands-on treatment with a strong understanding of how the nervous system influences pain and movement. Each session is tailored, goal-oriented, and designed to create meaningful, lasting change beyond the treatment table.
Max has completed additional training in visceral manipulation through the Barral Institute. This approach focuses on the movement and interaction of internal tissues, and how restrictions within the fascial system surrounding the organs can impact pain, posture, and overall function. When appropriate, he integrates these techniques to support more comprehensive and lasting results.
Outside of his clinical work, Max has a strong passion for athleticism, mountain sports, and running, which continues to shape his interest in anatomy and functional biomechanics.
He looks forward to helping you move with greater ease and supporting a more regulated, resilient nervous system.
Hayley Pereira
Certified Athletic Therapist, CAT (C)
Hayley is a Certified Athletic Therapist whose passion for injury rehabilitation and human performance was sparked by her own journey as a world-level competitive Irish dancer. Her firsthand experience with both the triumphs and physical challenges of high-level sport inspired her to pursue a career focused on individualized injury prevention and rehabilitation, with a specialty in elite-level dancers.
Hayley holds a Bachelor of Kinesiology from Brock University, where she completed extensive sports medicine internships and worked year-round with the varsity rowing team, including traveling to the University Rowing Championships in Victoria, BC. She went on to earn a second degree in Athletic Therapy from Sheridan College, gaining hands-on experience as a certification candidate with Fort Erie International Academy’s preparatory basketball program, Olympia Sports Camp, and Brock University’s men’s varsity rugby team.
Since becoming certified, Hayley has practiced in Niagara, Ontario, treating clients both in-clinic at the ProActive Centre and in the field through her work with Ridley College athletics and Brock University varsity athletics. Since returning to Calgary, she has practiced in private healthcare, collaborating with physicians and exercise physiologists. Her dual experience in clinical and athletic environments has equipped her with the ability to tailor care for a diverse range of individuals.
Motivated by her own injuries and recovery journey, Hayley is deeply committed to ensuring every client receives personalized care and attention. Her approach combines manual therapy, modalities, and exercise-based rehabilitation techniques, thoughtfully customized to meet each client’s specific needs. She believes in the power of continual learning and strives to stay at the forefront of her profession to deliver the highest standard of care.
Andrea Hudson
Co-Owner & Clinic Director
As Co-Owner and Clinic Director at MET Health, Andrea oversees the day-to-day operations of the clinic while helping shape a collaborative and supportive environment for both patients and practitioners. She is passionate about creating a seamless, welcoming experience and believes in the importance of integrative, patient-centered care. Andrea works closely with the team to ensure each client feels supported throughout their wellness journey.