Bradley Hutchinson

Bradley is a Masters student attending Southern Adventist University. He is working towards his degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and is now fulfilling the internship component of his program. He obtained his Bachelors in Family Systems Psychology and intends to obtain licensure as a Marriage & Family Therapist in the future.

Bradley aims to facilitate an environment in which the client feels free to be their authentic self, and primarily utilizes a cognitive behavioral and humanistic approach to therapy. His internship experience will be comprised of developing his counseling skills under direct supervision, and will help him progress towards achieving his professional and educational goals. Bradley is an active listener who leads with empathy and a non-judgmental stance. With our fundamental need for human connection, it’s easy to feel lonely and overlooked. Bradley recognizes and emphasizes the importance of strong communication in relationships and encourages himself and others to be their best versions. It can be difficult to embody your authentic self, but everyone deserves the opportunity to put yourself out there and to be recognized for who they truly are. For those struggling with their self-esteem, are in a transitional period in life, have difficulties setting boundaries, or are simply seeking a listening ear: Bradley is a great choice for creative and collaborative therapy. He is well suited to working with diverse populations, ranging from teens to adults, and can be resourceful for those who are new to counseling and for those seeking psycho-education.