Dr. Stacy Bradley, Ph.D. is a registered psychologist and Director of Training for the Halifax Clinical Psychology Residency Program in Nova Scotia. She received her doctoral degree in Counselling Psychology from McGill University.
Dr. Bradley specializes in Short-Term Psychodynamic Psychotherapy (STDP) and provides psychotherapy to adults presenting with complex clinical presentations including anxiety, depression, complex trauma and abuse, PTSD, and personality disorders. Her clinical work integrates attachment theory, interpersonal-relational dynamics, and experiential-affective techniques into time-sensitive treatment approaches.
As a training director, Dr. Bradley has extensive experience teaching dynamic formulation methods, including Core Conflictual Relationship Theme (CCRT) assessment and intervention strategies for working with defensive processes and transference manifestations. Her teaching emphasizes translating psychodynamic theory into focused, practical clinical interventions.
Dr. Bradley has worked across diverse clinical and academic settings including community-based mental health, outpatient hospital programs, private practice, and university counseling centers, bringing a breadth of experience to her training approach.