Mrs Lucy Swain

Mrs Lucy Swain

Specialist Speech and Language Therapist and Specialist in Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine

BSc (Hons, MSc Dip NT Dip BSLM/IBLM

I began working for the NHS as a Speech and Language Therapist in 1990. I became a clinical specialist in voice disorders after completing an internship with the SLT and ENT Department at Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham in 1994. In 2013 I set up my independent practice, working primarily with patients who have voice, speech or swallowing disorders. I fulfilled the role of lecturer in voice pathology at Leeds Metropolitan University from 2013-2015.

I began my training in Nutrition in 2008 and completed a Masters Degree in Personalised Nutrition in 2017, a programme which enables a more individualised approach to the nutritional management of patients with chronic disease. Following this, in 2020 I became a certified practitioner in Lifestyle Medicine with the International Board of Lifestyle Medicine.

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Treatment information

Some of the principal treatments carried out by Mrs Lucy Swain at Spire include:

Speech therapy

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Additional information

Voice disorders, Speech disorders, Nutrition and Lifestyle Management.

Bsc(Hons) Speech & Language Pathology / University of Manchester / 1990
Bachelor of Science in Speech and language Therapy

Diploma in Nutritional Therapy / UK College of Nutrition and Health (BCNH) / 2013
Diploma in Nutritional Therapy

MSc / CNELM and Middlesex University / 2017
Masters degree

Dip / British Society of Lifestyle Medicine and International Board of Lifestyle Medicine / 2020
Diploma in Lifestyle Medicine


Professional memberships

Royal College of Speech & Language Therapists

Health & Care Professions Council

British Association for Applied Nutrition and Nutritional Therapy

Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council

British Society of Lifestyle Medicine