Welcome!
Welcome to GH Therapies for Human, Horse & Hound!
My name is Grace Hamilton and I am a fully qualified and insured soft tissue therapist, specialising in a range of sports and remedial therapies for you and your four legged friends.
Please don't hesitate to get in touch. You can contact me via the contact form or through my socials!
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TESTIMONIALS
Georgia O'Brien
09/01/2021
I saw Grace just before Christmas for a lower back and upper body massage. I’d been struggling with some shoulder pain for a while. Grace helped alleviate this pain alongside some other aches. She was extremely helpful in explaining the causes of the pain and offering advice for moving forward. Very professional and a fantastic massage! Would highly recommend ☺️
Amy Venn
10/12/2020
First time I have had Grace out to my mare, this is the most informative and detailed assessment I have had through a sports therapist.
She explained exactly what she was doing to the soft tissue. Showed me how and what she was doing.
This is the best experience I have had.
Would recommend her with no hesitation!!
Nia McKinlay-best
06/12/2020
Couldn’t Recommend Grace enough, went today for a well needed sport massage. She’s helped ease some tension in my back and I generally feel so much better for it.
If you need or have been debating on having a sports massage. This is your gal!! Makes you feel so chilled and knows her stuff. Can’t wait to book another session. Thank you ☺️
Hannah Elizabeth
01/12/2020
Grace was booked for a session with my dog. She was extremely friendly and made my sometimes nervous dog feel safe and secure. She was extremely knowledgable and explained what she was doing and how it would benefit my boy. She has provided us with exercise to work on to build up his balance Untill we are due out next session with her which we have already book in for a few months time
Can’t recommend her services enough
LLaura Butlin
28/11/2020
Grace was recommended to me by a friend for my horse who was displaying signs of muscle tension. Grace is extremely professional and very knowledgable. When it comes to aftercare or asking Grace for advice nothing is to much trouble. Her communication and customer service is exceptional. I would highly recommend Grace especially to fellow equine owners.
Jessica Amy Stubley
24/10/2020
My mare had her first session today which I think she thoroughly enjoyed! Grace was amazing with Lily and pointed out all the areas she’s most Tight in. She also gave some great advice on ways to help improve these tight areas and some exercises to do during our schooling sessions! I look forward to seeing the results of this and have already booked her in for her next session in a few months time!?
Amy Heath
22/10/2020
Grace came to see Stevie last week she was very knowledgeable and explained what she was doing. Grace was lovely and calm and Stevie seemed to enjoy the massage.
I’ve noticed that he seems more supple under saddle and in hand since he’s been done and we are enjoying doing the exercises and stretches Grace has kindly sent us . I will be booking in myself soon and him again in a few months
Thank you Grace
Érinn McCusker
07/10/2020
Grace is very knowledgeable and professional, promptly put together and sent over a detailed but clear exercise plan with exercises etc for my boy, can’t recommend enough!
Deanna Berrington
05/10/2020
I can’t recommend Grace enough, after a well needed sports massage (and chat)! I am feeling so much better. Grace has helped relieve tension in my upper back that has been there for so long and gave very helpful tips and exercises to avoid any strains in the future and to also strengthen my back. If you are looking for a well needed sports massage or a nice relaxing treat, Grace is your girl!
Looking forward to my next session ?
Shona Richards
17/09/2020
An amazing sports massage helping get rid of some tension and knots in my back. Already feeling so much more relaxed and can’t wait to head back for another ? Grace is professional and provided advice as to how to help reduce these in the future ?
