Paul McCartney’s song, “Long and Winding Road,” speaks of a deep longing to be the best version of ourselves as we connect with fellow pilgrims on life’s journey: “It always leads me here, lead me to your door.”

What Brad offers in therapy cannot be read in a book because sitting with Brad gives clients a very unique sense of being seen, heard, and genuinely understood. Drawing from his own lived experiences—including successes, failures, and multiple life transitions—he is able to connect with clients in a deeply authentic and meaningful way.

Meridith Wilson’s “Music Man” gave us this profound reminder: “…pile up enough tomorrows, and you’ll find you’ve collected nothing but a lot of yesterdays. I don’t know about you, but I’d like to make today worth remembering.”

If you find yourself stuck and discouraged with the complexity and uncertainty of facing the next chapter of your life, Brad’s warm, grounded, and calming therapeutic approach can help you, “make today worth remembering.”