Matthew and Fawn Bradley
Matthew Bradley MSW, LMFT has been a clinical fellow and an approved supervisor of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. His 25 years of attachment treatment experience and almost 40 years of family therapy have lifted him to be recognized by his peers to be one of top Attachment Therapists in the United States. He has successfully treated Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD), PTSD, ODD and other trauma disorders with Emotionally Focused Therapy, Brainspotting, EMDR, and Immanuel as well as other proven treatment protocols.
Fawn Bradley is a NeuroDevelopmental Movement(R) Consultant and Therapeutic Parenting Specialist. Fawn has been trained as a Lay Counselor and as a Life Coach.
Together Matt and Fawn are nationally recognized workshop presenters and Professional Members of the Attachment and Trauma Network (ATN). They have worked together for years in the trenches, hands-on, with challenging children as Therapeutic Foster Parents and respite providers. Because they have lived with and loved these hurt children it has given them a much deeper level of understanding.
In 2001 they established the Beatitude House in North Carolina as a 501 (c) 3 non-profit to serve families suffering from attachment and trauma issues.
They provide safe and effective Christian attachment therapy and trauma recovery for families. Their program is focused on assessment and interventions in the spiritual, emotional, and relational realms. The whole family is considered an integral part of the treatment and all decisions about treatment take into account their needs, opinions and most of all, safety of each. The goal of treatment is to facilitate positive relationship changes in the individuals and the entire family to bring peace and love back into the home.
Working together with Nancy Thomas since 1998 and King’s Ranch since 2007, they have become a powerful force for healing wounded hearts and training professionals across the US and around the world.
