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Whether you’re looking for a podcast guest, conference speaker, leadership trainer, or workshop facilitator, welcome.

I’ve created this page to make your job easier. Here you’ll find biographies, speaking topics, downloadable media, interview ideas, and a brief welcome video to help you get to know me and my work.

My mission is simple: Helping people better understand grief—and helping those who care for them know what to do next.

Quick Facts

Chaplain

More than three decades of experience walking alongside people through grief, crisis, trauma, and life’s hardest moments.

Grief Educator

Helping individuals, families, leaders, and organizations better understand grief through practical education and compassionate conversation.

Author

Author of The GRIEVE Method, The HELP Method, Grief-Ready Teams, and several other practical resources designed to equip both grieving people and those who care for them.

Speaker

Presentations for workplaces, schools, churches, healthcare organizations, conferences, and community groups.

Downloadable Resources

Speaker Bio

Short, medium, and long biographies.

Professional Photos

High-resolution headshots.

Book Covers

High-resolution images of several of my titles.

Media Kit

Everything you need in one convenient PDF.

Signature Conversations

Every audience is different.

Rather than delivering the same presentation everywhere, I tailor each conversation to the people in the room while staying rooted in practical grief education and compassionate leadership.

Topics include:

  • Understanding Grief: The GRIEVE Method
  • Supporting Grieving Children: The HELP Method
  • Grief-Ready Teams
  • Walking with the Wounded
  • Men Grieve Too
  • Faith, Doubt & Grief
  • Grandparent Grief
  • Disenfranchised Grief
  • What Grief Has Taught Me

Questions That Start Great Conversations

Whether we’re talking on stage or behind a microphone, these are some of the conversations I enjoy most.

  • Why is grief one of life’s most misunderstood experiences?
  • What do we often get wrong when trying to help someone who’s grieving?
  • Why does grief affect work, relationships, and everyday life so deeply?
  • How do children experience grief differently than adults?
  • Why do many men grieve differently?
  • What role can faith play after loss?
  • How can workplaces become more Grief-Ready?
  • What has grief taught you personally?
  • What should every leader understand about grief?
  • If you could change one thing about how our culture talks about grief, what would it be?

Looking for Something More Specific?

Choose the conversation that’s most relevant to you.

Leading Through Loss

for Organizations

Caring for Grieving Students

for Schools

Let’s Have a Conversation

for Podcast Hosts

About Bradley

For more than thirty years, I’ve had the privilege of walking alongside people through some of life’s most difficult moments.

As a chaplain, grief educator, author, and speaker, my work has taken me into hospitals, churches, workplaces, schools, and communities where grief has forever changed someone’s life.

I’ve also experienced profound grief personally. Those experiences have shaped both my life and my mission. Today, I help people better understand grief—and help those who care for them know what to do next.

Whether I’m speaking to a room of leaders, joining a podcast conversation, or sitting with someone one-on-one, my hope is always the same: That people leave feeling less alone, more confident, and better equipped to care well for themselves and others.

Before You Invite Me


  • I believe every audience deserves practical tools they can use immediately.
  • I customize every presentation to the people I’m serving.
  • My goal isn’t simply to talk about grief—it’s to help people better understand it and leave more prepared to care for one another.

Let’s Continue the Conversation

Whether you’re planning a conference, leadership event, podcast interview, workshop, or staff training, I’d be honored to help.

My goal isn’t simply to speak.It’s to leave people with practical tools they can carry into life’s hardest moments.

Let’s Start The Conversation