OUR CLINICAL & MANAGEMENT TEAM

As Laura’s parents set up The Richardson Partnership for Care in 1989, she has grown up in the business and is passionate about maintaining its core values.

Greg became a Partner in the firm in 2003 and oversees the strategic and operational aspects of the business.

Jane has extensive experience in the neurological sector and a passion for helping people to fulfil their potential.

Seth’s special interest areas are the neurocognitive, neurobehavioural and neuropsychiatric aspects of acquired brain injury and epilepsy.

Pedro has special interests in neurological conditions and is actively involved in developing an innovative tool to measure positive behavior.

Jackie first joined Richardson Care in 1990 and is passionate about improving the lives of the service users in her care who have learning disabilities and complex needs.

Jacky is experienced in working with adults with a history of brain injury, mental health and learning disability. She demonstrates true professionalism and leadership in her role.

Wendy has extensive experience in the care sector and is dedicated to leading a team to support and enhance the lives of service users, giving them control, dignity and respect.

Helen Petrie has wide ranging experience in the care sector and has been Registered Manager at The Richardson Mews since March 2016.

Jo has 20 years’ experience in the neurological sector, particularly brain injury rehabilitation, and is passionate about helping service users to overcome the challenges they face.

Julita joined Richardson Care in 2004. Her main role is to support people with learning disabilities to improve their well-being through maintaining existing skills and learning new skills.

Victoria works with service users with acquired brain injuries to support their well-being, help them to develop daily living skills, increase community involvement and achieve their goals.

We’re delighted to welcome back Olivia Ferrie after she took some time out to go travelling. She is now based at The Richardson Mews, supporting adults with acquired brain injury and complex needs.

Gill joined Richardson Care in  2014 and her project management, organisation and people skills help her to work effectively with everyone involved in the admission and referral process.

With business skills, energy and commitment, Sharon is a key member of the team. She relishes the opportunity of helping service users to gain a better quality of life.

Selina plays a crucial role in delivering training and supporting all of our staff in their learning and development.

Ebony’s compassionate nature, sales and organisational skills make her a valued member of the Admissions and Referrals team.

Guy has been working with Richardson Care since 2011 and specialises in working with people who have a range of acquired and progressive neurological conditions.

Jenni provides specialist communication and dysphagia input for service users with acquired brain injury, learning disability and complex physical health problems.

Paula works with people with a range of neurological conditions and has a particular interest in those who experience cognitive or behavioural difficulties.

Sallie enjoys arts and crafts and introducing new and different crafts to people, helping them to learn new skills, achieve their goals and improve their well-being.

Known as Martin the Music Man, he brings joy to our service users and helps them to improve their well-being in many ways.

Louise is a qualified massage and beauty therapist with over 20 years’ experience. Providing regular treatments for service users helps to maintain self-esteem and well-being.

As well as administration and purchasing, Dawn’s role involves the recruitment of staff for the whole organisation and being the first point of contact for telephone enquiries.

Dexter heads up the maintenance team at Richardson Care who ensure that all our care homes provide a safe, comfortable and homely environment for all service users.