Dr. Kelsey Bradshaw

Dr. Kelsey Bradshaw

Dr. Kelsey Bradshaw is a licensed psychologist and intern supervisor at Sharp Mesa Vista's Child and Adolescent Unit and the Child and Adolescent Assessment Clinic. He loves working closely with youth as well as the team members on his unit. He also enjoys educating others about mental health, and supervising psychology trainees.

Outside of work, Dr. Bradshaw spends his time with his wife and their three children. Together they love taking advantage of San Diego's weather.

To learn more about Sharp's mental health services or to schedule an appointment, please call 1-800-82-SHARP (1-800-827-4277).

Dr. Kelsey Bradshaw is a licensed psychologist and intern supervisor at Sharp Mesa Vista's Child and Adolescent Unit and the Child and Adolescent Assessment Clinic. He loves working closely with youth as well as the team members on his unit. He also enjoys educating others about mental health, and supervising psychology trainees.

Outside of work, Dr. Bradshaw spends his time with his wife and their three children. Together they love taking advantage of San Diego's weather.

To learn more about Sharp's mental health services or to schedule an appointment, please call 1-800-82-SHARP (1-800-827-4277).

Stories by Dr. Kelsey Bradshaw

Mother comforting her daughter

How do I discipline my depressed child?

Dr. Kelsey Bradshaw shares how parents can support children with depression.

A group of friends laughing outside

Understanding gender identity

Gender identity refers to a person’s deeply felt, individual experience of gender, which may or may not correspond to their sex assigned at birth.

Friends using their phones

How old should kids be to use social media?

It’s often difficult for parents to know when it’s safe for kids to sign up for social media apps.

Young girl sad on smart phone

Limiting teens’ exposure to drugs online

Kids are using social media to buy drugs, potentially leading to addiction or overdose.

Talking with kids about school violence

Talking with kids about school violence

Experts share their top tips for talking with kids about recent school shootings.

Boy on his device

Is my child spending too much time online?

The U.S. Surgeon General issued an advisory highlighting the need to support youth’s mental health.

Mother and daughter talking on the couch

Why ‘the talk’ should touch on pornography

Pornography: Kids might be viewing it, so parents should be talking to them about it.

Daughter hugging mother smiling together on couch.

Helping kids learn to name their feelings

Helping kids name their feelings can lead to better coping with tough emotions.

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