Bradley Scott, CSW

Bradly Scott, CSW is a board-certified social worker dedicated to supporting children and young adults as they reach new milestones and face new challenges. He utilizes evidence-based treatment approaches tailored to individual needs, ranging from cognitive behavioral therapy to humanistic theory.

Bradly’s background in social work began in Child Welfare, where he worked closely with children and families—particularly those exposed to trauma. This experience helped him strengthen his therapeutic skills in addressing trauma, anxiety, depression, and behavioral challenges.

Bradley values honoring culture and family traditions while fostering authentic relationships and personal growth. He views each person’s story and life experience as sacred and considers it a privilege to be part of their journey.

Bradly earned his Master’s in Social Work from Campbellsville University, following undergraduate studies at Somerset Community College and Eastern Kentucky University. He is currently trained in EMDR Therapy and is a certified Nurturing Parenting Facilitator.

Outside of work, Bradly enjoys spending time with his family, attending church, traveling, and reading.

Bradly is passionate about helping individuals re-establish meaningful and purposeful connections. He believes the community is made up of some of the best people in the Commonwealth. However, he recognizes that mental health challenges can sometimes prevent individuals from being the person they know they can be—not only for themselves but also for their friends and family.

“Mental health is not something we should be ashamed of or afraid of,” Bradly says. “It’s something we can embrace and take control of.”

His goal is to help patients recognize their own strengths and walk alongside them as they work toward their personal goals.