ABOUT

Jamie

Thompson

The OsteoEsprit Clinic was established in 2016 by Jamie Thompson to provide osteopathic care to Chichester and the surrounding areas.

Jamie is a registered Osteopath and the director of OsteoEsprit. He has been a consultant Osteopath at Tottenham Hotspur Football Club and Lords Cricket Ground, and as of June 2020 Jamie took a role as a consultant at the leading Sports Medicine clinic Isokinetic on Harley Street, London. He has worked in various TV shows providing treatment to athletes including The Greatest Dancer and footballing legends on ITV's hit show, Harry’s Heroes. Jamie also leads a team at Seaford College working with sports teams providing treatment and rehabilitation from injuries, as well as emergency pitch side care for match days across the year. We have toured extensively with Seaford’s teams including trips to New Zealand, Australia, Scotland and Wales and look forward to joining them in South Africa for their rugby and netball tours in 2021.

In the Chichester clinic he continues to see patients from all walks of life be it athletes or elderly.

The statement of ‘move better, feel better, live better’ is something which Jamie integrates into his clinical practice with every patient. Each patient leads a very different life from each other, rest assured your treatment plan will be uniquely tailored to you.

BSc Osteopathy - Oxford Brookes University 2010-2014

MSc Sports & Exercise Medicine - University College London 2018-2023

Medical Acupuncture - OMT Training - 2016

Meet The Team

Kyrylo Lytvynov

Osteopath

Kyrylo holds a Bachelor’s degree in Osteopathy from Kingston University with over a decade of clinical experience. He began his medical career as a doctor in emergency and surgical care, where he worked for 14 years managing acute and complex conditions. This background gives him a deep understanding of the human body, clinical reasoning, and patient safety.

Kyrylo later specialised in osteopathy, integrating structural, cranial, visceral and biodynamic approaches into his practice. His treatments are tailored to each individual and may include both hands-on techniques and more gentle, subtle methods aimed at supporting the body’s natural balance.

He has a particular interest in persistent or complex musculoskeletal problems, as well as in patients who have not found relief elsewhere. Kyrylo’s approach focuses not only on relieving symptoms but also on understanding the underlying patterns contributing to them.

Patients often appreciate his calm, attentive manner and his ability to combine clinical knowledge with a holistic perspective. His aim is to support the body’s capacity to adapt, recover and function more comfortably in everyday life.

Kyrylo is registered with the General Osteopathic Council. GOsC No. 11945.