Susan Tutt Massage

03/16/2026

Yesterday, three new clients. 💛
Here's what I heard from them:

(Bookings www.gorendezvous.com/susantutt)

03/15/2026

Signage!

03/12/2026

📍 Magog – Nouvelles disponibilités en massothérapie

J’ai récemment élargi mes heures de disponibilité à Magog et j’accepte actuellement de nouvelles clientes, avec un intérêt particulier pour le bien-être des femmes.

Ma pratique offre un environnement professionnel, calme et apaisant, où il est possible de relâcher les tensions et de soutenir le bien-être global. Je suis une massothérapeute thérapeutique expérimentée, et chaque séance est adaptée aux besoins de la personne.

Massage aux pierres chaudes également disponible.

✔ Reçus d’assurance disponibles
✔ Réservation en ligne via www.Gorendezvous.com/susantutt

📍 Magog- New Massage Availability

I have recently extended my hours in Magog and am currently accepting new clients, with a focus on women’s wellness.

My practice offers a professional, calm, and soothing environment where clients can relax, release tension, and support their overall wellbeing. I am an experienced therapeutic massage practitioner, and sessions are adapted to each person’s needs.

Hot stone massage is also available.

✔ Insurance receipts issued
✔ Online booking through www.Gorendezvous.com/susantutt

03/08/2026

03/05/2026

Where do you carry your tension?

Most people immediately say neck and shoulders.

Hours at a computer, driving, stress. One client jokingly calls it the “zone of responsibility.”

Massage can help those muscles soften and give the nervous system a chance to settle.

If your shoulders have been creeping toward your ears lately, it may be time to give them a break.

Therapeutic massage available in Magog or Lennoxville next week: www.gorendezvous.com/susantutt

02/28/2026

Late winter has a way of revealing where we’ve been running on reserves.

Today I had to cancel a couple of appointments. A head cold has me firmly in its grip. (Is that why in French it’s called "la grippe"?)

There have been many seasons in my life when working while sick felt like the only option — wear a mask, power through, rest later.

But this morning, when I woke up, my body gave me a very clear no.

Massage requires presence. Touch. Breath. Energy. And nobody wants to receive massage from someone who is fighting a virus — I certainly don’t want to share my germs.

In the past, I would have worked anyway. Today I chose tea, blankets, and a slow afternoon instead.

It feels different to choose rest without guilt.
To listen when the body speaks, instead of negotiating with it.

Maybe the quiet days are part of the work, too.

Be well,
Susan

02/24/2026

Lots of availability over Spring Break 🌿 ❄️ next week....Magog or Lennoxville.

You'll find the booking link here:
gorendezvous.com/susantutt

02/17/2026

Massage is often thought of as something we do to treat tension in our bodies — shoulders, upper back, neck.

But most of the work I do isn’t just about muscles.

It’s about nervous system regulation.
Recovery.
Rest.

It’s about having an hour (or more) where no one needs anything from you.

No decisions.
No managing.
No performing.

Just space to settle.

Appointments available this week in Lennoxville.

Book online:
Gorendezvous.com/susantutt

02/14/2026

Massage is not just what happens on the table at your scheduled appointment. Your body wants more time to integrate the benefits of the care you received. 💛

02/08/2026

✨ The day is finally here. ✨

This week marks something big for me:
I’m opening in two new massage spaces — one in Magog and one in Lennoxville.

It feels surreal to write that.

After months of transition, letting go of old chapters and making space for what’s next… I get to welcome clients into new rooms, new energy, new beginnings.

I feel excited!
Grateful for this opportunity!
Very aware that this is a bold step.

💛

If you’ve been meaning to book, or are curious about working together, I'm ready!

Here we go. 🌿✨

You can book your appointments online.

09/06/2025

Lupin. Blooming in September? Yes! Every time I walk past it I think about how what you nurture is what grows, even out of season, even later than all the rest, even when it’s unexpected.