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Health · Sedona

Wellness in Sedona

Sedona has more wellness businesses than any town this size anywhere, and “wellness” covers an enormous range here. These three sit in three different places on it, and the differences matter.

7 Centers Yoga Arts, 2115 Mountain Road, is a yoga school and studio. Classes and training.

Namti Spa, 60 Tortilla Drive, is massage and spa treatment. Its own site lists massage among its services.

Sedona Holistic Medicine, 1350 SR-89A Suite 26, is a clinic. That is a different category of thing again, and the suite number matters because it is in a shared building rather than standing alone.

What to check, and it is not a directory’s job

We list the address, the phone number and what a business says about itself. We hold no ratings, no qualifications and no complaint records, and nothing here is a recommendation.

Where that matters most is the third of these. For anything presented as medicine, the useful question is what the practitioner is licensed as in Arizona, by which board, and whether that license is current. Arizona licenses naturopathic physicians, medical doctors, osteopaths, acupuncturists, chiropractors and massage therapists through separate boards, and each publishes a verification search. A title on a website is not a license, and “doctor” covers several very different qualifications.

For massage, Arizona licenses massage therapists individually. For yoga, there is no state license at all and none is expected; the relevant question there is training lineage and insurance.

If you are here on retreat

A great deal of what is sold in Sedona is sold to visitors, and prices reflect it. If you are booking several sessions, ask about cancellation terms before paying up front, and be careful with packages sold on a first visit. That is ordinary consumer caution rather than a comment on anyone here.

The valley’s conventional medical provision, urgent care, dentists, pharmacies, is in the health section and mostly in Cottonwood and Sedona proper.

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7 Centers Yoga Arts

Wellness

A yoga studio at 2115 Mountain Road in Sedona. 7 Centers Yoga Arts runs classes, and the studio website is where the current timetable lives, since class times and teachers change from one term to the next. The phone number is (928) 203-4400. Call to ask whether a class suits a beginner, whether mats and props are provided or you should bring your own, and what a single class or a pass costs. Arriving a few minutes early is usual, so you can settle and tell the teacher about any injury before the class starts. Bring water.

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Namti Spa

Wellness

Massage is the core of the menu here, with ayurveda treatments, body wraps, facials, acupuncture and nail services alongside it. Namti Spa is at 60 Tortilla Drive in Sedona and is run by Jeff McGrath. Hours are 9 in the morning to 7:30 at night, Monday through Saturday, with Sunday closed. Appointments are the norm for a spa this size, and weekend slots tend to go first. Prices are not posted here, so call (928) 282-7737 to ask what a treatment costs and how long it takes. Say up front if you are pregnant or have an injury, so the therapist can adjust.

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Sedona Holistic Medicine

Wellness

Sedona Holistic Medicine is a clinic in Sedona, at 1350 State Rte 89A #26. The suite number matters, since that address sits in a building with several tenants. The phone number is (928) 862-2914. The map data files it as a clinic, which is all we can say about the kind of care offered. We do not have hours, the names of the providers, what they treat, whether they take insurance, or if they are taking new patients. Those are the things to ask when you call. We list it under wellness, and that grouping is ours, not a credential.

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