With over 22 years of experience, Azita Moallef is a holistic healer known for her integrative and multidimensional approach to wellness. Her expertise encompasses Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Ayurvedic nutritional and lifestyle counseling, hypnotherapy, Buddhist psychology, and Shamanic practices, all rooted in ancient traditions and adapted to contemporary needs.
Azita’s journey into the healing arts began at UCLA, where she earned a BA in Psychology. While interning at the UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute, she became acutely aware of the limitations of conventional psychiatry. This realization inspired her to explore alternative healing modalities, ultimately leading her to complete a Master’s degree in Oriental Medicine and pursue trainings in diverse therapeutic disciplines.
Driven by an intense quest for wisdom and a deeper understanding of the Self, Azita embarked on a transformative journey of self-discovery. Her exploration culminated in profound experiences that reshaped her inner world and deepened her connection to life. These transformational insights brought her back to the professional and academic realms, where she now serves as a healthcare practitioner, wellness coach, and educator of contemplative disciplines. Her mission is to serve with love, foster a joyful community, and inspire presence.
Raised within the spiritual teachings of Sufism, Azita brings the wisdom of the heart and soul into her practice. Her spiritual journey has expanded to include Buddhist teachings, particularly Lojong (Mind Training), Dream Yoga, and Kalachakra Tantra, which she studies under Khentrul Rinpoche. Her vision aligns with the Jonang-Shambhala tradition’s aspiration to foster a “Golden Age of Peace.”
Azita’s exploration of depth psychology at Pacifica Graduate Institute and the Centre for Applied Jungian Studies has further enriched her understanding of the human psyche. By integrating Jungian principles, Shamanism, and Somatic therapies into her work, she offers a truly holistic approach to personal transformation, guiding individuals toward healing and self-realization.