Bradley Johnson

Background

About Bradley Johnson

I am passionate about helping others and making a meaningful difference whether it be through any everyday ordinary social interaction or with the work I do professionally. At present, I’m at a turning point as I shift from providing psychotherapy to applying my skills in an alternate corporate realm. I received my Bachelors in Psychology and Masters in Social Work from New Mexico State University. I started my career working as an intensive services psychotherapist. This proved to be an impactful experience, however after a year, I took a pause from direct psychotherapy and worked as a case manager. I assisted adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities connect with resources and receive needed Medicaid services. In this process, I worked with clients’ families and caregivers as well as the clients themselves Having grown up in New Mexico, I have always been partial to the southwest, and decided to move to Flagstaff Arizona to join family there in late 2022. In Flagstaff, I worked as a psychotherapist with evolvedMD. In this role, I was able to make a positive difference in the lives of others, and I further honed my clinical and interpersonal skills. Despite how deeply rewarding this experience was, I learned along this journey that I want to apply and further develop my professional skill set in a different direction. I have since transitioned to working in finance, and have greatly enjoyed being a part of the team at OneAZ credit union serving our members via providing face-to-face customer service. As an outgrowth of my experience as a psychotherapist and from my passion of integrating health and wellness into daily life, I have also launched an LLC, Dynamic Wellness Solutions. Dynamic Wellness Solutions provides Telehealth based wellness consulting and coaching services to Arizona residents. When not spending my time filling the shoes of a busy professional, I enjoy running, traveling, hiking and pretty much anything that has to do with the outdoors.(And finding space in my apartment to accommodate still more books on stock market investment and finance.)