Lynn Burshtein

Oct 23, 2024 | traveltowellness.com | Lynn Burshtein |Anne Dimon

by Lynn BurshteinDay spas often conjure up images of aesthetic treatments such as manicures, pedicures, facials or maybe a Swedish massage – generally more about pampering than probing into health and wellness territory. But our increasingly complex life calls for more sophisticated treatments and assessments – hence the proliferation of medispas and upscale wellness clinics, which include two new Toronto-based businesses, Othership and Wellness Haus.