Bradley Miller

(He/Him)

You may have to fight a battle more than once to win it.

Virtual sessions · North Carolina

Accepts insurance

LCSW

Works with ages 10 to 25+

LCSW

Works with ages 10 to 25+

7+ years in practice

Humorous

Open-minded

Solution-oriented

No availability

Biography

Bradley Miller has 15+ years helping individuals, couples, families, and teens navigate life’s challenges. Using Solution-Focused Brief Therapy CBT, and other evidence-based approaches, I help clients build on their strengths, gain clarity, and create lasting change. My style is practical, direct, and compassionate. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or disconnected, you don’t have to face it alone.

Specializes in

ADHD

Anger

Anxiety

Coping Skills

Depression

Fears

Life Transitions

Executive Functioning

School & Social Issues

Treatment Method

You can talk to your therapist in your first session about which approach would be the best fit for you.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Family Therapy

Motivational Interviewing

Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT)

Mindfulness-Based Therapy (MBT)

Psychoanalytic

Style

Humorous

Open-minded

Solution-oriented

Education

MSW, Clinical Social Work

Marywood University · 2019

MSW

Marywood College · 2018

Certifications

Ecosystemic Structural Family Therapy

The Center for Family Based Training · 2024

Frequently asked questions

What does our first session look like?

Our first session is a conversation about what brought you to therapy and what you are looking to get out of it. I will be asking about your history, and psychological testing that has been done. We will look at what approach best fits you and how we can work together to accomplish your goals.

What if my child or teen won't open up to you?

Let me worry about that. I have been working with anxious, depressed, disorganized, and reluctant teens for years. Often times parents feel as though there child or teen wont speak, but more often then not they open up to those they don't live with, don't parent them, and give them the confidence to be themselves.

How do you handle confidentiality with teens?

We review cofidentiality and mandated reporting during our first session. Your teen is always welcome to ask for clarity, understanding, re-phrasing, and a re-cap before, during, and after sessions. It is imprtant to me that your teen fully understands there rights to confidentiality.