Azadeh Razavi

Azadeh Razavi, R.Ac, is a Registered Acupuncturist and homeopath in Milton with a PhD in Biochemistry and over 15 years of experience in natural and holistic healthcare. Her training also includes functional medicine and holistic nutrition, so she looks at the whole person rather than symptoms alone. Azadeh combines her scientific background with the principles of traditional acupuncture to build personalized treatment plans around each patient’s health history, lifestyle and goals. People often see her for relaxation, stress, pain and overall balance. She works with teens, adults and seniors, in person, in English and Farsi.

Treating the whole person

Azadeh believes health is best supported by understanding the whole person, not just the symptoms. With a PhD in Biochemistry and over 15 years in natural and holistic healthcare, she brings a scientific foundation to traditional acupuncture and takes a comprehensive, individualized approach to each patient’s care.

Training and background

Azadeh is a Registered Acupuncturist and homeopath. Her multidisciplinary background also includes training in functional medicine (CFMP) and holistic nutrition. This broader training lets her consider contributing factors such as inflammation, digestive health, hormonal changes and metabolic wellness when they are relevant to a patient’s goals.

Her acupuncture practice

Her acupuncture practice focuses on supporting pain management, relaxation, stress management and overall balance. People often seek acupuncture for concerns such as migraines and headaches, muscle tension, sciatic pain and stress. Azadeh reviews each patient’s health history, lifestyle and individual needs before recommending whether acupuncture may be beneficial and how it fits into their care.

Homeopathy and holistic nutrition

Alongside acupuncture, Azadeh offers homeopathic consultations and draws on her holistic nutrition training where it suits a patient’s goals. These sessions also begin with a detailed review of health history and lifestyle, so that any recommendations fit the whole person rather than a single symptom.

What to expect at an acupuncture appointment

Your first visit starts with a conversation about your health history, current concerns, lifestyle and goals. Azadeh then explains her recommended plan and answers your questions before treatment begins. Acupuncture uses fine, sterile, single-use needles placed at selected points while you rest comfortably. Follow-up visits build on the plan and adjust it to how you are feeling. Azadeh wants every patient to feel heard, understood and involved in their care.

Acupuncture and extended health benefits

Many extended health plans include coverage for acupuncture provided by a registered acupuncturist. Coverage amounts and requirements vary between plans, so check your plan details before booking.

Who she works with

Azadeh sees teens, young adults, adults and seniors in person at our Milton location, in English and Farsi. Her philosophy is simple: treat the person, not just the symptoms, and make every treatment personal.