Hannah Britton

Hannah Britton is a Lecturer in Speech and Language Therapy at Queen Margaret University (QMU), within the School of Speech and Hearing Sciences. She holds affiliations with The Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists and The Health and Care Professions Council. Her expertise lies in adult acquired communication and swallowing disorders, with a focus on neurorehabilitation contexts. She has extensive clinical experience working with adults with acquired brain injury, disorders of consciousness, and patients exhibiting challenging behaviors.

Britton graduated with a BA (Hons) in Linguistics before qualifying as a Speech and Language Therapist from QMU in 2010. Her career includes roles in pediatric settings in Perthshire, Australia, and neurorehabilitation units in Edinburgh. She joined QMU as a Visiting Lecturer in 2022 before becoming a permanent faculty member.

Her research interests emphasize clinical practices addressing communication and swallowing difficulties in neurorehabilitation, with particular attention to complex cases such as disorders of consciousness and behavioral management. No specific grants, labs, or formal student supervision are highlighted in the provided texts.