What patients are saying
Overall rating
4.33
“I feel there were insane amounts of confirmation texts/emails. I understand that the demographic that these services are geared toward may not be the most responsible people; but for someone like myself, I found it to be rather irritating. Also, the fact that these questionnaires were not given by anyone in person, but electronicly sent and filled out by the patient, made it seem extremely impersonal. I suppose the questionnaires were mostly for insurance purposes and not necessarily meant to aid in the counseling process, and that's why they are sent instead of asked in person, to keep things confidential. But...SOMEONE'S reading them! So why not have a gentle voice on the other end of phone ask them? In conclusion, I guess it was "okay". Have a nice day??”
More than 1 year ago
“I feel there were insane amounts of confirmation texts/emails. I understand that the demographic that these services are geared toward may not be the most responsible people; but for someone like myself, I found it to be rather irritating. Also, the fact that these questionnaires were not given by anyone in person, but electronicly sent and filled out by the patient, made it seem extremely impersonal. I suppose the questionnaires were mostly for insurance purposes and not necessarily meant to aid in the counseling process, and that's why they are sent instead of asked in person, to keep things confidential. But...SOMEONE'S reading them! So why not have a gentle voice on the other end of phone ask them? In conclusion, I guess it was "okay". Have a nice day??”
More than 1 year ago
About Bradley S. Sachse
Clientele seen
Young adults (18-24)
Individuals
Adults (25-64)
Seniors (65+)
Identity
Gender
MaleLanguages spoken
English
Getting to know Bradley S. Sachse
Brad offers a deeply personalized approach specific to each individual to help them build upon their strengths and accomplish the personal growth they are committed to achieving. With compassion and understanding, he utilizes a collaborative approach where he works with you to identify goals of therapy and the right pace for attaining those goals. His specialties include couples, grief, stress management, anxiety, depression, trauma, and dependence (gambling, technology, substances). He seeks to create a safe, open-minded, nonjudgmental, and creative environment where you will feel comfortable articulating and exploring thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Brad applies techniques including cognitive-behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, and mindfulness. An individual's health and life satisfaction can be enhanced through a positive and warm relationship that fosters change, growth, and healing to occur. He hopes that through genuineness, hope, and courage your life journey will take on a more meaningful direction. Brad holds a Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from Concordia University. His interests include skiing, hiking, reading, and travel.
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Office location
Bradley S. Sachse, LPC, CADC, MS also offers online video visits for patients
Education and background
Practice names
Education and training
- Concordia University, Master's in Counseling Psychology
NPI number
1437556511
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Overall rating
4.33
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I feel there were insane amounts of confirmation texts/emails. I understand that the demographic that these services are geared toward may not be the most responsible people; but for someone like myself, I found it to be rather irritating. Also, the fact that these questionnaires were not given by anyone in person, but electronicly sent and filled out by the patient, made it seem extremely impersonal. I suppose the questionnaires were mostly for insurance purposes and not necessarily meant to aid in the counseling process, and that's why they are sent instead of asked in person, to keep things confidential. But...SOMEONE'S reading them! So why not have a gentle voice on the other end of phone ask them? In conclusion, I guess it was "okay". Have a nice day??
More than 1 year agoInitials hiddenSource: Partner
I feel there were insane amounts of confirmation texts/emails. I understand that the demographic that these services are geared toward may not be the most responsible people; but for someone like myself, I found it to be rather irritating. Also, the fact that these questionnaires were not given by anyone in person, but electronicly sent and filled out by the patient, made it seem extremely impersonal. I suppose the questionnaires were mostly for insurance purposes and not necessarily meant to aid in the counseling process, and that's why they are sent instead of asked in person, to keep things confidential. But...SOMEONE'S reading them! So why not have a gentle voice on the other end of phone ask them? In conclusion, I guess it was "okay". Have a nice day??
More than 1 year agoInitials hiddenSource: Partner
I have Brad as my therapist, he genuinely cares about his clients. His approach is thoughtful and tailored to my needs. I always leave our sessions feeling heard and supported. Def recommend him as your therapist.
More than 1 year agoInitials hiddenSource: Partner
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Is Bradley S. Sachse accepting new patients?
Bradley S. Sachse generally accepts new patients on Zocdoc. You can see Bradley S. Sachse's earliest availability on Zocdoc and schedule an appointment online.
Does Bradley S. Sachse accept my insurance?
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What practice does Bradley S. Sachse work with?
Bradley S. Sachse works with Lifestance Health - Wisconsin.
Where is Bradley S. Sachse's office located?
Bradley S. Sachse has 2 office locations in Germantown, view full addresses on Bradley S. Sachse's profile.
What are common reasons for patients to see Bradley S. Sachse?
Bradley S. Sachse frequently sees patients for Depression, New Patient Visit, Psychotherapy, Psychotherapy Intake / Initial Visit, and Therapy. You can see other visit reasons for Bradley S. Sachse on their profile.
What languages does Bradley S. Sachse speak?
Bradley S. Sachse speaks English.