Graduating in 2020 from Long Island University, Bradley focused on Mental Health Counseling and School Counseling. He has about three years experience working with grades 6-12 in a school setting providing individual counseling, academic counseling, group counseling, college advising, peer mediation, tutoring, classroom observation workshop construction and execution, student mentoring and guidance. He worked with low functioning populations in an intensive outpatient clinic and with those living inpatient at Pilgrim State Psychiatric Center and Sagamore Children's Psychiatric Center. He also worked with high anxiety flyers, flyers traveling concerned with their guide animals and/or emotional support animals as well as flyers suffering from crippling phobias for a starting up airline at an airport.

His concentrations included LGBTQ therapy, child development, college and career planning, domestic violence and human sexuality specializing with adolescents and young adults. He is a dedicated and compassionate counselor committed to helping all people seeking guidance with anxiety, depression, eating disorders, trauma, bipolar disorder, stress, phobias, anger, schizophrenia, difficulty coping with life changes, university adjustments and stressors, difficulty in marriage and relationships, boundaries and sexuality, abuse and human trafficking. Bradley is devoted to helping those suffering from suicidal ideation, childhood sexual abuse and feeling lost in their identity. Bradley is inspired by methods and techniques from various theories such as; CBT, DBT, solution focused therapy, couples therapy, music and art therapy, the Adlerian theory and Christian counseling.

Bradley creates a comfortable environment with his clients by always giving them his full undivided attention. His goals in treating clients is to create a warm and inviting safe haven for clients to shed light and insight in areas they are currently struggling with and would like assistance in; essentially to help them help themselves.