Our board
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Dr. Nox Chetcuti
Board President
(THEY/THEM)
Dr. Nox Chetcuti, DAc, MEd, LAc, Dipl.Acu, has graduate degrees from Northern Arizona University and the Phoenix Institute of Herbal Medicine and Acupuncture with a Doctoral Degree inAcupuncture that focuses on integrative medicine. They are a Licensed Acupuncturist in the state of Arizona and an NCCAOM Diplomate in Acupuncture. Nox is extensively trained in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Master Tung, Acu-Detox and Trigger Point (Dry Needling) styles of acupuncture as well as patent Chinese herbal formulas, nutritional supplements, and homeopathic remedies. Nox is educated as a general practitioner who also specializes in respiratory issues, chronic pain, PTSD, pregnancy, and postpartum care.
Nox founded Stuck after their first hand experience with lack of access to integrative healthcare options and trauma-informed medical care. Creating access pathways to affordable integrative treatments for the individuals who need it the most was their drive behind starting the clinic. They founded Stuck in 2015 and as of 2024 have provided nearly 50,000 accessible treatments to the community of Northern Arizona.
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Alba
(she/her)
Alba has been a Flagstaff resident since 2016 when she came up for school at NAU where she obtained her bachelors in biomedical science. Since then, she has lived in Flagstaff with her fiancé, dog and bearded dragon enjoying the mountain life and preparing for medical school. Some of Alba’s hobbies include swing dancing as well as various forms of Latin dance, playing the guitar and piano, and painting. Alba’s strong belief in individualized care and a whole body approach to healing has brought her to Stuck and has given her first hand experience into the benefits of acupuncture. As a board member, it is her goal to take part in outreach to help others in their journeys towards a healthy and happy life.
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Heidi Young-Blackgoat
(she/her)
Board Secretary
Heidi is a Diné woman, born for the Italian people. She is of the Bitterwater clan, and her maternal grandfathers are of the Manygoats clan. She grew up in Western Massachusetts, returning nearly every summer to the Southwest to spend time with extended family.
Heidi earned her BA in Sociology and travelled after college. She returned to Flagstaff to be closer to family. Since then, she has obtained her BSN from NAU, working in Flagstaff and Northern Arizona in multiple nursing capacities. She now works as a Certified Nurse Midwife/Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner on the Navajo Nation.
Heidi is passionate about equity in maternal and children’s health, shared decision-making, reproductive justice, and reducing barriers to care, including mental healthcare. She has valued being a member of the STUCK Board because their mission aligns with hers.
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Angi Christiansen
(They/THem)
Board Treasurer
Angi Christiansen is a 31 year resident of Flagstaff and, along with their husband, Matt, has raised their 2 children and many pets here. Angi is an advocate of community activism, with a strong belief that the need for a supportive and strong community is more important than it has ever been. Together we can care for all of our people, and bring about the change and growth that is necessary in these coming years.
When not working, hiking, biking, and running the trails of our beautiful mountains, reading, watching movies with family, and cuddling with pets are the things that fulfill Angi, and they are an avid proponent of re-use and living simply.
Angi found their home at Stuck soon after it opened and has reaped the rewards and benefits of Nox’s intuitive talent, years of education, and experience in healing, for almost a decade. Angi feels strongly about the curative strength of acupuncture, most especially in a community setting. In addition, Nox and the clinic staff’s trauma-informed care approach has, and continues to, support the health, well being, and growth of Angi and their family, and countless others. They are beyond grateful to be a part of Stuck, to help others on their journey of healing, and to help Stuck grow in our vibrant community.
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