Health Promotion Team

Brandie Franco

Program Manager

Brittany Benally

Program Evaluator

Morgan Farley

Health Coach

As a Health Coach, Morgan provides direct holistic and comprehensive case management services to all patients living with diabetes, including individual patient assessments, helping patients select health goals, creating individual care plans, patient progress monitoring, and reinforcing diabetes self-management care education.

Morgan is Diné (Navajo) and is from Kirtland, New Mexico. She has spent six years in the public health field providing health education and prevention, as well as being involved in various community-based participatory research projects in collaboration with Native communities.

She received her Bachelor of Science in Public Health from the University of Arizona in 2019, and hopes to continue her education in the future to become a Registered Nurse. In her free time Morgan enjoys hiking, reading, spending time with family and friends, and doing beadwork.

Maribel Rodriguez

Health Educator

Jordan Mockta

Exercise Physiologist

NACA Exercise Physiologists serve as a community resource for physical activity, wellness, and lifestyle changes. Our services are based out of the Wellness Center and are accessible to all.

Jordan assists in the Health Promotion programs by establishing a fitness baseline with participants, and building up towards their personal fitness goals, by utilizing science proven programs such as, CDC’s DTTAC, and ACSM’s Guidelines for an improved Quality of Life. He received his Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences from Northern Arizona University, majoring in Fitness & Wellness, with a minor in Biology. 

Madison Dreifuss

Exercise Physiologist

NACA Exercise Physiologists serve as a community resource for physical activity, wellness, and lifestyle changes. Our services are based out of the Wellness Center and are accessible to all.

Madison is from Arizona, where she was raised by her parents alongside 3 siblings. She beat the heat and ventured off to Northern Arizona in 2014 for school, and has called it home since.

A Northern Arizona University alumni, Madison received her Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences, specializing in Fitness and Wellness. She is also accredited through the American College of Sports Medicine as an Exercise Physiologist. She has had the opportunity to teach a variety of programs, with individuals throughout all stages of life. Her work continues alongside NACA patients with metabolic disorders, hypertension, and obesity.