My name is Brad, and I’ve been living with bipolar disorder, generalized anxiety, and panic attacks for over 30 years. These experiences have shaped who I am and allow me to support others with genuine empathy, understanding, and compassion.

Peer support is different from clinical care. It’s built on shared experience, mutual respect, and real human connection. I don’t see people as diagnoses—I meet them where they are, with no judgment.

Through LiftPeers, I offer non-clinical peer support through individual and group services focused on hope, empowerment, and recovery. My goal is simple: to help people feel heard, supported, and less alone.