Angie Morell Kennedy, Business Manager

Angie Morell Kennedy

Business Manager

Meet Angie!

Angie started with Max Health Institute Fredericton as the Administrative Assistant back in 2013 when there was just one clinic and 7 employees. She became the Business Manager in 2017 and has played an integral part in the growth and expansion of the company. She is passionate about the health and well-being of all our Max Health clients and in supporting our diverse healthcare team in any way she can.

Angie received honours and the highest standings in the Medical Administration program upon graduation from Atlantic Business College in 2003. Her outgoing and industrious personality has led her to numerous rewarding positions in property management, highway operations, and with various healthcare professionals.

Angie was born and raised in Fredericton and has deep family roots in the community. The Morell Family is an enthusiastic supporter of Fredericton’s student athletes and of sports in general, both local and at a national level. Angie has been to 17 countries around the world and loves nothing more than travelling and making memories with her family, her husband, Mark, and their two children, Charlotte & David.

Geoffrey Mabey, Athletic Therapist & Osteopath

Geoffrey Mabey

Co-Owner, Athletic Therapist & Osteopath

Clinic – Currie Center (UNB) & Prospect Street

Meet Geoff!

Geoff has been an Athletic Therapist for over 20 years and has been practicing as an Osteopath since 2011, receiving his designation in 2014. He has gained a significant amount of experience working and a tremendous passion working with high-level athletes, beginning with the AHL Saint John Flames, then with Canada Basketball’s Men’s Development Team from 2003-20015, and most recently as the Head Athletic Therapist/Osteopath with Volleyball Canada’s Female Youth/U20 National Team since 2016. Geoff also enjoys using his knowledge and skills to help young athletes.

In addition to his devotion to working with athletes, Geoff has developed an overall treatment approach for assessing and treating his patients with a holistic viewpoint and the goal of determining the true nature of the patient’s issues. Through this ideology, he uses osteopathic manual techniques, functional movement assessment and correction, athletic therapy, and exercise-based rehab to help his clients. Geoff feels that these techniques, as well as encouraging each person to take control of their injury situation, are essential parts of the rehabilitation process and knowing how to help yourself.

Geoff does his best to practice what he preaches by making time to exercise and get outside and enjoy nature with his dog, Watson. He loves to be in the woods at his camp and is always researching a new place to explore or to travel. His numerous travel destinations through work and pleasure have provided a true appreciation of health and quality of life.

Matt Cochran, Chiropractor

Dr. Matt Cochran

Co-Owner & Chiropractor

Clinic – Currie Center (UNB) & Prospect Street

Meet Matt!

Matt has been a Chiropractor since 2009 when he graduated from Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto with clinic honors and Magna Cum Laude distinctions. He then returned to New Brunswick to continue his education and starting to practice part-time. Over next several years he completed a Masters of Science in Exercise and Sport Science from UNB (2015) and also concurrently completed his requirements to become a Fellow of the Royal College of Chiropractic Sports Sciences Canada to become the first Chiropractic Sport Specialist in New Brunswick (2016).

When not at work Matt enjoys spending time with family including his wife, Brittany and their new daughter- Allie. Matt also enjoys spending his time off enjoying as many outdoor activities as possible including fishing, hiking, camping, skiing, snowmobiling and ATVing.

Ryan Sweeney, Sport Physiotherapist

Ryan Sweeney

Co-Owner & Physiotherapist

Clinic – Currie Center (UNB) & Prospect Street

Meet Ryan!

Ryan earned a Master in Physiotherapy from Western University in 2011. After working as a physiotherapist for one year in Ottawa, Ryan moved to Fredericton to begin working at the Max Health Currie Center clinic at the University of New Brunswick. Since graduating, Ryan has pursued his passion for orthopaedics and sports by completing numerous courses in each of these physiotherapy disciplines, including functional dry needling.

In 2018, Ryan earned his Sport Physiotherapy Diploma, recognized as the highest level of training in the sport physiotherapy discipline.

Ryan is dedicated to helping his clients reach their goals, optimizing functional performance, and preventing future dysfunction. He believes in empowering his clients through education, exercise prescription, and manual therapy.

Outside of work, Ryan and Lynn enjoy spending time with their 3 kids, Scott, Keziah, and Ava. They enjoy hiking adventures, walking in Charter’s Settlement, and playing hide-and-seek.