Bradley Wolcott

Bradley Wolcott, LCSW, is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who works with children, adolescents, and adults. He specializes in helping clients navigate challenges such as depression, anxiety, sexual identity, and family issues. His expertise extends to personal growth, life transitions, and relationship concerns. With significant experience addressing Autism Spectrum Disorder and ADHD, Bradley also supports clients facing educational and behavioral challenges. He holds a particular interest in working with members of the clergy and first responders, recognizing the unique struggles those in these fields encounter. Bradley's therapeutic approach emphasizes the importance of establishing a strong connection with his clients, creating a safe environment where individuals can openly discuss their concerns, fears, and aspirations. He adopts a strengths-based focus, collaborating with clients to build on their inherent strengths. His treatment methods primarily draw from the psychodynamic model, aiming to enhance self-understanding and explore self-imposed barriers. However, he is flexible in his approach, integrating family systems, cognitive behavioral therapy, and dialectical behavior therapy techniques as needed.