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Services: 

body treatments, massage, facials, massage, including acupressure, aromatherapy, cranio-sacral, hot stone, reflexology, shiatsu, sports, swedish, therapeutic massage, lymphatic, myofascial; scientific sound therapies, trager, spiritual counseling, esoteric and reiki treatments, hypnotherapy, polarity, complete energy work, spirit walk

Attractions: 

Some SpaGirl must-go places include Chapel of the Holy Cross, TlaQuePaque, a quaint Spanish villa style marketplace, Heartline Cafe, a fun, healthy restaurant offering outdoor, garden seating, and don't leave until you seek out Oak Creek, Cathedral rock, Broken Arrow or Boynton Canyon for a hike like nowhere else in the world. TIP: Stay at a Best Western, Quality Inn or motel of the like; they are especially nice here and besides, Sedona is too beautiful to stay indoors.

Pricing: 

$66 to $100 (average price of 50 or 60-minute treatment)

Size: 

1,200 sq ft

Hours: 

Mon-Sun, 1 am to 5 pm
Or by appointment

Payment: 

Visa, MasterCard, Discover

Products: 

NOW, Afterglow

SpaGirl Review: 

For my visit, I am treated to reflexology and knowing I am a reflexology virgin, the therapists take time to explain the theories and science behind it. For the treatment, I sit on an inviting Barca lounger in a quiet, intimate room. Did I just use Barca lounger and inviting in the same thought string? I digress. "Let the tootsie rubbin' begin!", I think and every moment past that was as great as I hoped.

One never has to undress for reflexology, making it perfect for the shy amongst us. And because patients are asked to sit in a lounge chair I would highly recommend this for pregnant women trying to avoid the old heave ho' action required of most massage tables. According to this therapist, reflexology is also popular with patients who suffer from headaches, menopause, diabetes and it's also been very effective with overactive children. He also informs me that each part of the foot is connected to a particular part of the body and sure enough, as the therapist found sensitive areas of my feet, that consistently corresponded with the achy-breaky parts of my body; my neck and hips.

As great as the treatment itself was, I noticed a significant change in the following two days. The therapist testified that his patients come for a foot rub (guilty!) but return for the true therapeutic benefits. And boy was he right. I've tried a lot of massage modalities as a SpaGirl reviewer and I am now an official reflexology advocate--thanks to Afterglow of Sedona!

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