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In this episode of The Radical Massage Therapist, I'm chatting with Aimee Sutton, founder of Well Daze Collective.
Topics include:
  • How and why Aimee rebranded her clinic into a collective
  • What functional sustainability looks like in a massage practice
  • Creating a non-competitive, collaborative work environment
  • Tips for treating infants, kids, and supporting new parents
  • Mentorship, motherhood, and staying adaptable as a long-term RMT
  • Aimee’s upcoming expansion to a 7-room wellness studio!
TAKEAWAYS​
  • Think progress over perfection when it comes to sustainability. Small changes matter.
  • Your massage business can be eco-conscious without being overwhelming.
  • Offering infant massage can ease physical strain and open new client pathways.
  • You don’t need permission to share what you know—start mentoring even before you think you're ready.
  • Leadership in a collective clinic model means shared values, not ego.
ABOUT
Aimee has been a RMT since 2008,  opening her first practice in 2014 to create a collaborative space where therapists can work together in a unique wellness setting. In 2021 a rebrand for her studio brought her passion for wellness and eco-consciousness together to create the sustainable wellness studio now known as well daze collective.

Aimee is also a CIMT (Certified Infant Massage Trainer)  working with babies to teach parents and care givers techniques to help massage their babies. ​

​CONTACT

WELL DAZE COLLECTIVE 
Guelph, ON 
www.welldaze.ca 
IG @well.daze

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TRANSCRIPT
​EPISODE #134 Creating Space for People and the Planet: The Well Daze Collective Way with Aimee Sutton
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