Bradley graduated from Long Island University in 2020 with a focus in Mental Health and School Counseling. He has extensive experience working with students, providing individual, family, academic, and group counseling, as well as college advising and workshop facilitation. He was trained at Pilgrim State Psychiatric Center and Sagamore Children's Psychiatric Center. Bradley supports clients with relationship concerns, including gender identity, sexual orientation, identity development, sexual dysfunction, trauma, abuse, infidelity, BDSM/kink, ethical nonmonogamy, and pornography use.

Bradley’s concentrations include LGBTQ+ therapy, adolescent development, college and career planning, domestic violence, and human sexuality. He works with diverse concerns including eating disorders, trauma, stress, phobias, anger, life transitions, academic pressure, interpersonal challenges, anxiety, and depression.

Bradley integrates CBT, DBT, psychodynamic, expressive, vocational, grief, sex, Adlerian, and faith-based approaches to create warm, supportive, nonjudgmental space where clients build insight and self-awareness.