Our staff

Dr. Nox Chetcuti

Executive Director/Licensed Acupuncturist

(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.

Michaela Jeantete

(She/Her)

Admin Assistant

Michaela Jeantete was born and raised in Taos, New Mexico where cultural roots run deep and the local cuisine is spicy. Dreams of writing took her to Sarah Lawrence College where she graduated with a BA in Liberal Arts. Before landing in Sedona after much travel, Michaela was introduced to the wondrous modality of Homeopathy; to which she is currently studying through Homeopathy School International based in Boulder and is working toward becoming a CCH (Certified Classical Homeopath).

Michaela is thrilled to join Stuck as Administrative Assistant as their mission aligns with her own aspirations to one day be a practitioner of accessible and affordable medicine. She looks forward to being involved in the daily operations of the clinic and to witness the positive impact the Stuck community model brings to those in this community and beyond. When she’s not studying or greeting patients at the front desk,

Michaela enjoys decompressing at the gym and in nature, traveling, indulging in regional tacos, catching live music shows and spending time with family. She is excited to explore Flagstaff, its outdoor beauty and to forge lasting connections with new friends and new ideas.

Michael Petillo

(he/THEY)

Licensed Massage Therapist

Michael Petillo, LMT, NBTMB (he/they) has practiced massage since 2009. Michael completed massage coursework at Sedona School of Massage and later went on to advanced master level work through the Institute for Phenomenal Touch. He has accumulated over 300 hours of massage continuing education units and is also a Reiki level II practitioner. He specializes in an integrative, intuitive and therapeutic approach, blending multiple modalities and techniques into each session.

Michael’s goal is to meet each client where they are through compassionate, culturally sensitive, trauma-informed care. Beyond his massage practice, Michael has worked with other non-profit, community-based organizations focused on diverse, marginalized, and underserved communities, harm reduction, and equitable access to care. Early on, he witnessed how complementary therapies (such as acupuncture and massage) greatly improved the quality of life for clients living with chronic illness, which inspired him to become a practitioner. Now, Michael is inspired to “put it all together” and join Stuck in their mission and vision.

Massage work is teamwork; by listening to your body and working together through the breath, stretching, muscle manipulation, and communication we can begin to release tension and holding patterns to help you achieve your wellness goals. Much like acupuncture, repeat massage sessions can be more effective, as the body heals itself over time. Michael looks forward to working with you as part of the Stuck Community Acupuncture team!

Brittney Moore

(she/her)

Mobile AcuDetox Program Manager/Auricular Acupuncture Tech

Brittney is our Flagstaff-based Mobile AcuDetox Program Manager an Auricular Acupunture Specialist, coming to us with 20+ years experience in social work, mental health case management and therapeutic group facilitation. Brittney studied psychology with an emphasis in chemical dependency at Mohave Community College. Brittney is also a certified group facilitator in evidence-based practice, including DBT, LGBTQ+ support, Co-Occurring-Seeking Safety, and the Matrix model. Brittney is passionate about quality care and equal opportunity access to mental health and substance use treatment. Brittney is an advocate for alternative, harm-reduction treatment to build people up with dignity, compassion, and connection. Brittney is most excited to join the Stuck team to enhance social justice, and reach our community populations through natural, trauma-informed care while aligning with her own authenticity.

When Brittney isn’t working, you can find her spending time with her family, friends, connecting with music, art, community, and arranging flowers.

Ophelia Watahomigie-Corliss

Auricular Acupuncture Technician (Havasupai)

Ophelia Watahomigie-Corliss is a Northern Arizona Native and a member of The Havasupai Tribe; A graduate from Coconino Community College, and Northern Arizona University. A fierce advocate for righting wrong information or lack thereof regarding the Havasupai Tribe she has worked on the Ethnography Gallery at The Museum of Northern Arizona. Written articles about changing the name of ‘Indian Gardens’ within the National Park to ‘Havasupai Gardens’, Ha’a Gyoh. Written about the devastation and advocated against Uranium mining at Pinyon Plane Mine (formerly Canyon Mine) which has just started mining ore for transportation this year (2024). And is working on building new infrastructure to the Havasupai Reservation that will bring fiber to the most isolated Native American Tribe in the lower 48 states. “Keep up with the good fight my friends, because no one is going to do it for you, and you have a responsibility to do it for our future generations, one inch gained in this lifetime is one less inch our children will have to gain” Ophelia is excited to be offering the 5-Needle acupuncture protocol to on the Havasupai Reservation.

Agate Gamble

Auricular Acupuncture Technician (Flagstaff) 

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Agate joins the Stuck team with a background in social work and teaching. They have spent most of their life in Montana and Wyoming, recently becoming an eager transplant of Flagstaff. They get really excited about storytelling, dancing, community care, and watching dogs make new dog friends. Agate is excited to provide accessible Auricular Acupuncture at Stuck to support individual and collective well-being.  

Ursulynn Yazzie

(she/her)

Auricular Acupuncture Technician (Hopi/Navajo) 

Ursulynn or better known as Ursh joins Stuck from the Navajo Nation community of Pinon, Arizona. She is excited to bring use AcuDetox to support the members of her community. Ursh brings many passions with her to Stuck. Ursh is an avid gardener, house plant mom and community volunteer. In Ursh’s free time, you will often find her tending to her herbs, hiking, camping, baking artisan beads or reading books. Ursh is currently residing and providing Auricular Acupuncture on the Hopi reservation and surrounding Navajo communities.

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