May Newsletter 2026

Hi Gila

In our World

Jamie will be on tour again speaking and keeping osteopathy alive.

Where you can find him:

26th-27th September 2026- Canada

24th-25th April 2027 - Greece

3rd-5th July 2027 - Northern Counties Osteopathic Society (Leeds and London) - with his good friend Jason Haxton, Director of the Museum of Osteopathic Medicine. 

The Podcast

💥 Episode 3 of our podcast is now available to listen to💥

'Are we Losing our Hands and our Osteopathy?'

Are we becoming better clinicians… while quietly losing what makes us osteopaths?

You can listen online here

The League of Extraordinary Osteopaths (LXO)

We have a ⭐New Feature⭐ in The LXO. Every month we are holding a 'Clincal Catch Up' where members can bring their own cases to discuss and explore in a supportive and non judgemental community. You get the benefit of many osteopathic minds sharing their perspective and thoughts on your case and vice a versa. 

"Awesome Clincal Catch Up, such a great feedback and learning tool!" 

We are building a new LXO Development Pathway to give members more structure and direction in their learning and we've just released the first two modules where Jamie shares the exact process he uses for clear clinical reasoning and consistent patient outcomes. 

Fully Booked - Add your name to the waitlist

Cadaveric Anatomy and Cervical Spine Technique Course

Date: 4th July 2026

Venue: Keele Medical School, Anatomy Suite

If you're gutted that you've missed this opportunity (We don't know when we will be running another one) -Don't panic....We are working on releasing a couple more places. 

So please put your name on our waitlist by 17th May if you are genuinely interested in attending. 

Pilates made Practical for Osteopaths

Date: Saturday 5th September 2026 - 10 places left

Venue: Casa Hotel, Chesterfield

A practical, introductory course designed exclusively for osteopaths who want to build confidence prescribing safe, targeted movement for common presentations.

This face to face 1 day course shows osteopaths how targeted Pilates-based movement can extend treatment results and help patients move better. You’ll learn simple ways to adapt and modify exercises for different clinical needs, giving you practical tools to improve mobility, control, and functional outcomes in everyday practice.