For Osteopaths who want to be Extraordinary

December Newsletter 2025

In Our World

We had two fantastic weekends working with a superb group of professionals, all keen to learn and improve their technique. 

These were the last two courses of 2025 and the last Foundation and Higher Level 'Altas to Sacrum' courses. 

New courses are being planned for 2026, with a few save the dates for you below. (scroll down)

🎖️In the early days of manipulative medicine, medals were awarded to students and practitioners in recognition of their continued unwavering pursuit of technical excellence.

These rare medals are today now sort after by collectors and historians. We aim to continue this tradition with our own exclusive ‘Technique Medal’ which we award annually to one of our members in The League of Extraordinary Osteopaths. (LXO).

A Massive Congratulations to Carl Jessup for being awarded The Applied Technique Hub 'Technique Medal' for 2025. WELL DONE!

The League of Extraordinary Osteopaths (LXO)

 Welcome to Nigel and Peter who have joined the LXO. 

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We are giving away a personal Osteopathic Technique Development Day with Jamie to two members. 

All members names will be entered into the prize draw which we will announce in January. 

If you're not already a member - that's ok! Anyone who joins The LXO before 31st December will be entered. Click the button below to join.

Become a member of 'The League of Extraordinary Osteopaths' Here

Brand NEW Courses coming in 2026.

'From Anatomy to Hands': Elevating Osteopathic Cervical Technique

Date: 4th July 2026

Venue: Keele Medical School.

There will only be 14 places available and will be opened in the first instance to members of The LXO.

If there are any places still available, then we will open the course to non-members. 

You can register your interest and add your name to our waitlist by clicking the picture. 

Pilates made Practical for Osteopaths

Date: 21st March 2026 - SAVE THE DATE

Venue: Casa Hotel, Chesterfield

Pilates-based movement is a natural extension of osteopathic care: restore function, improve mobility, and build resilience.

Click the picture to register your interest