Dr. Kelsey Bradshaw

Dr. Kelsey Bradshaw is the lead clinical psychologist at the Child and Adolescent Program at Sharp Mesa Vista. 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).

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

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How to talk with children about suicide

When a loved one dies by suicide, children often have questions and experience challenging emotions.

How do I discipline my depressed child?

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

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Talking with kids about troubling current events

News of gun violence, war, climate change and other troubling events seems endless. Learn how to help kids feel safe and cope with their emotions.

Raising children in the digital age (video)

A child psychologist discusses the risks and benefits of kids using social media as well as treatment options for those affected by it.

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U.S. parents are stressed and need support

Parents are now more likely than ever to report having high levels of stress compared to other adults. And it has consistently increased over the last decade.

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Opinion: Monitoring your teen on social media is healthy

Social media isn’t innately bad for children — but monitoring is essential.

Is my child spending too much time online?

The U.S. Surgeon General issued an advisory highlighting the need to support the mental health of children and teens who use social media.

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Is it a tantrum or something more serious?

Tantrums are common for kids but after age 6, meltdowns could signal a bigger behavioral problem.

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