British Dressage South West Regional Finals 25th-27th July 2011

Gillian Blake of New Forest Equine and Canine will provide Massage Treatments and Demonstrations with DEEP OSCILLATION® from Monday July 25th to Wednesday July 27th at the British Dressage South West Regional Finals to be held at Kingston Maurward College, Dorchester. Gillian Blake of New Forest Equine and Canine has twenty years of experience of working with riding stable ponies to top eventers. She is a fully qualified human/equine and canine therapist.

For more details of this event please contact:

 

Kingston Maurward College
Dorchester
Dorset
DT2 8PY
 
Telephone 01305 215000

Email:  reception@kmc.ac.uk

 

For more details of British Dressage please click here

The Event is free to Spectators.

In the meantime if you would like to book a massage with Gillian who covers Hampshire, Dorset and the Isle of Wight please telephone 07852 765372 

Click here to view her entry on the PhysioPod therapist map of DEEP OSCILLATION® users and see how she describes the effect of the therapy

 

 

 

 

For those wishing to attend the event and who would also like to stay overnight in a Historic Grade I Listed luxury bed and breakfast and experience DEEP OSCILLATION® then please

Visit Mulu Thomson at The Old Manor

Conveniently located in the heart of Thomas Hardy's Wessex countryside

"The late Elizabethan E-Plan Manor House refined to a point of perfection"
Sir Nikolaus Pevsner, Architectural Historian

To read about Mulu Thomson on the UK/Ireland DEEP OSCILLATION®Therapists Map please click here

 




  • Gillian Blake will demonstrate DEEP OSCILLATION® therapy at the British Dressage South West Regional Finals

  • British Dressage South West Regional Finals 25th-27th July 2011 at Kingston Maurward College, Dorchester.


  • If you wish to stay over for the Event and experience DEEP OSCILLATION® therapy in total relaxation then stay with Mulu Thomson at The Old Manor. It is located within the listed parkland of the former Kingston Estate which is now operated by Kingston Maurward College, Dorset\'s College of the Countryside. From its many stone mullioned windows there are fine views over the surrounding parkland and lake. The Manor features in Thomas Hardy\'s novel \"Desperate Remedies\" and has been used as a film location.