About Lucy

I know what it’s like to not feel like yourself.

And how twelve years in clinical practice — and my own health — led me to the work I do now.

Lucy Rodwell

I spent over twelve years as a chiropractor, helping people understand pain, movement and dysfunction. Most responded well — but a pattern emerged with those who didn’t. Their progress plateaued, and something else was always getting in the way: stress, gut issues, hormones, nutrition. The missing piece was rarely structural — it was internal.

Then I burned out myself, and my blood tests came back ‘normal’ — even though I knew they weren’t telling the whole story. So I looked properly, and what I found changed how I work. It led me to postgraduate training in nutritional therapy and functional medicine.

Today I combine my clinical experience with nutrition, lifestyle support and appropriate testing to help women make sense of persistent symptoms and build a practical, personalised plan. I don’t chase symptoms or hand everyone the same protocol — I start with the individual in front of me.

MChiro · 12+ years clinical practice
ION Postgraduate Diploma in Nutritional Therapy
AFMCP — Applying Functional Medicine in Clinical Practice (IFM)
How I Work

A different way of looking.

01
The whole picture
I look at your health history, nutrition, lifestyle, stress, sleep and hormones together — not one symptom at a time.
02
Personalised, never templated
No two plans are the same, because no two women are. Everything is built around you and your results.
03
Grounded in experience
Twelve years of clinical practice taught me to read the whole person — and to know what I can and can’t help with.
My Promise

“I’ll always be honest about what I can help with — and refer you on when you need something I can’t offer.”

Where to start

Ready to feel like yourself again?

Start with a free discovery call — a relaxed 20 minutes to talk through how you feel and whether working together is right for you. Or take the free guide with you.

My Promise

“I’ll always tell you the truth about what I can help with — and refer you on when you need something I can’t offer.”