About Us
Caring for your family, at every stage
At Wejuv Osteopathy, Grant provides gentle, personalised osteopathic care for the whole family — from newborns and young children to adults and older patients. Every appointment is tailored to you, unhurried, and focused on what matters most to you right now.
Our approach
Grant looks beyond the area that’s bothering you to understand what’s really going on — considering how you move, how you live, and how everything connects. Treatment may help ease discomfort, improve mobility, and support how you feel day to day. Alongside hands-on care, Grant takes time to share practical advice on movement, posture and everyday habits that may make a real difference between sessions.
Meet your osteopath
Grant Barnett Registered Osteopath | M.Ost DPO
Grant has always believed that good osteopathic care starts with truly listening — understanding not just where it hurts, but how someone lives, moves, and what matters to them. That philosophy shapes every appointment, whether he’s treating a newborn baby, a heavily pregnant mum, a desk-bound professional, or someone navigating a long-standing health challenge.
Grant works with patients of all ages and for a wide variety of reasons — from back and neck pain, sports injuries, and postural strain, to pregnancy-related discomfort and concerns parents bring on behalf of their babies and young children. Every treatment is tailored to the individual, drawing on a range of osteopathic approaches including soft tissue work, gentle joint mobilisation, cranial techniques, and practical movement guidance.
A different kind of journey to osteopathy Grant’s path into the profession was anything but conventional. After studying Sports Administration and Science in Australia, he spent his twenties travelling extensively and working across commercial and non-profit organisations around the world. Those years gave him a genuine understanding of how stress, lifestyle, and life experience shape the body — an understanding that informs how he approaches every patient he sees.
That curiosity eventually led him to the University College of Osteopathy (formerly the British School of Osteopathy), where he earned an integrated Master’s degree in Osteopathy. He has since invested significantly in postgraduate study — completing advanced training in cranial osteopathy at the Sutherland Cranial College of Osteopathy, and in visceral approaches through Barral Institute UK. His postgraduate Diploma in Paediatric Osteopathy (DPO) was undertaken at the Osteopathic Centre for Children (OCC) — one of the UK’s most respected paediatric osteopathy institutions — where he continues to volunteer in clinic, working with babies, infants, and postnatal women.
Registration & professional membership Grant is fully registered with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC No. 10299) — a legal requirement to practise as an osteopath in the UK — and is a member of the Institute of Osteopathy (iO), the professional body supporting osteopaths across the country.
