David Richardson

Richardson works from a systemic and family-therapy frame: symptoms are understood through relationships, roles, family history, work context, and the wider pressures around a person. That makes therapy useful for clients whose health goals are tangled with stress, sleep, food, family dynamics, burnout, or life transition. Sessions run in person at the Cheltenham clinic.

• Therapy inside a medical pathway. His team is positioned alongside private GP, diagnostics, weight-management, movement, and dietetic support, helping psychological work connect to the rest of the care plan.
• Systemic lens. Family and contextual thinking are useful for stress, relationship strain, adjustment, and behavior change.
• Department leadership. As Head of Therapies, Richardson shapes the talking-therapy arm inside the clinic instead of appearing as a one-off external referral.

• Care role: Use Richardson for systemic therapy, family-therapy-informed support, stress, mood, relationship, adjustment, and behavior-change work. Medication and psychiatric prescribing route through the GP or specialist panel.
• Registration check: Public sources confirm the role and therapy background but do not publish UKCP, BACP, or AFT registration for him. Confirm directly if a specific registration body matters to you.
• Visit format: Therapy is listed for in-person Cheltenham delivery, Monday-Friday. Ask about video options before booking.
• Pricing: Fees are scoped through discovery; plan for self-pay.