For over 25 years, Azita Moallef has supported individuals on their healing journeys, weaving together traditional medicine, wisdom traditions, and a deeply compassionate approach to care.
Her path began at UCLA, where she earned a BA in Psychology and completed an internship at the UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute where she encountered the limitations of Western psychiatry. This realization led her to pursue formal training in Traditional Chinese Medicine and earn a Master’s degree in Oriental Medicine from Emperor’s Collage.
From the beginning, her curiosity extended beyond one system. She went on to study Ayurveda and Tibetan medicine. Alongside these traditions, Azita explored depth psychology, hypnotherapy, somatic healing, shamanic practices and functional medicine.
Over time, her work became expansive and many-branched, drawing from a wide range of healing traditions. Yet she felt called to deepen its roots by returning to the classical foundations of Chinese medicine through the teachings of Jeffrey Yuen, an 88th-generation Daoist priest.
Azita continues to study Classical Chinese Medicine with Jeffrey Yuen regularly, and this work now forms the root of her practice. Through this deeper classical approach, her treatments have become increasingly refined and effective, with a wider capacity to address many concerns.
Azita’s deepest teacher has been her own healing journey. Years of self inquiry, and navigating complex health challenges shaped her understanding in ways no textbook could. Through these experiences, she learned what genuine healing requires, approaches that address the whole person. These lived experiences continue to inform her work and her commitment to methods that work.
Today, Azita integrates advanced functional lab testing into her practice, laboratories provide practitioner consultations for each patient’s results. She consults directly with expert physicians regarding findings, offering her patients access to specialized medical insight.