Since 2018, Brad Bloom has been working in Silver Hill Hospital situated 410, 410. Brad Bloom is a competent Director of Group Therapy with over 21 years of work experience. According to Brad's CV and work profile, Brad Bloom has worked at more than five companies with diverse backgrounds and got various skills. Brad attended school at the Columbia University School of Social from 1986 to 1986. Brad can be found in Southport, Connecticut – where this professional is currently located. You can search for this person's e-mail and phone. We can also provide you additional contact information upon request.
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Bradford Bloom,
Bradley Bloom
Last updated Jul 04, 2024
Contact Information
Last Update
Jul 10, 2022
Email
bb**@silverhillhospital.org, br**@gmail.com
Location
Southport, CT
Company
Workplace
Director of Group Therapy
New Canaan, CT
Industry
Mental Health Care, Psychiatric Hospital, Hospitals, Psychiatrist, General Medical & Surgical Hospitals, Mental Health Services
Colleagues
Work History
Senior Licensed Clinical Social Worker
208 Valley Rd, New Canaan, CT 06840
Experience Transitional Living Programs (Addiction, Dual Diagnosis, & DBT; DBT skills group leader with adults
DBT individual therapist with adults
Addiction and Dual diagnosis program
I...
from Mar 1, 2005
Field Instructor
Led psychodynamic therapy groups for adults on a weekly basis
psychosocial assessments and intakes for group therapy program
issues related to addiction, anxiety, and depression
Jan 1997 — Feb 2000
Clinical Social Worker
Provided individual, group, and couples therapy for children, teens, and adults. Issues related to addiction, depression and anxiety
Aug 1986 — Sep 1987
Education
1986 — 1986
1980 — 1986
1984 — 1984
Occupations
Executive
Director
Health Specialist
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Leader
Doctor
Therapist
Operations Manager
Community Health
Managers
Physical Therapy Specialist
Skills
Group Therapy
Psychotherapy
Therapists
Dual Diagnosis
Dialectical Behavior Therapy
Cognitive Behavior Therapy
Psychodynamic Therapy