Dr Listiyani Astuti
Dr Listiyani Astuti (TCM)
+61 433 809 881
- Registered TCM Acupuncturist
- Registered Chinese Medicine Herbalist
- Certified Transformational Acupuncturist
- Certified B4 Format & Access Consciousness Bars Practitioner
- Trauma-Informed & Trained NVC Practitioner
- Meditation Teacher-in-Training
Dr. Listiyani Astuti is the founder and practitioner behind Aesha Spirit, a holistic wellness practice devoted to supporting self-discovery, healing, and spiritual evolution. Based in Melbourne, Australia, she offers a heart-centered blend of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture, Chinese Herbal Medicine, Yang Sheng (through dietary therapy and lifestyle guidance), Meditation, and Spiritual Coaching.
With a background in classical Chinese Medicine and a deep passion for mind-body-spirit alignment, her work is anchored in the belief that true healing arises when all parts of ourselves—physical, mental, emotional, and energetic—are honoured and integrated.
Her signature treatment, Transformational Acupuncture, is an esoteric acupuncture style that supports mental health while facilitating soul-level healing and consciousness elevation through chakra work and sacred geometry. She is also certified in Access Bars and B4 Format—both gentle energy healing modalities that use light touch to release energetic blockages, promoting emotional balance, mental clarity, and a deeper connection to the inner self.
In addition to her extensive training in holistic healing, Dr. Listiyani is a trauma-informed practitioner trained in Nonviolent Communication (NVC). She holds a compassionate and emotionally safe space, with a clear presence that supports clients in feeling seen, heard, and empowered throughout their healing journey.
Dr. Listiyani is a nationally registered acupuncturist and herbalist with AHPRA and the Chinese Medicine Board of Australia, and a member of the Australian Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine Association (AACMA).
Qualifications:
Bachelor of Applied Science (Food Technology & Nutrition), RMIT (2005–2007)
Bachelor of Health Science and Applied Science (Chinese Medicine), RMIT (2010–2015)
Links:
What is Transformational Acupuncture?
What is Access Bars?
What is B4 Format?
What is Trauma-informed care?
What is Non-Violent Communication?
