Bilingual Latina Therapist

A Florida licensed therapist with long curly dark hair wearing glasses, a nose piercing, a gray top, a red knit cardigan, and a silver watch on her wrist, sitting indoors with a neutral background.
A Florida licensed therapist with long curly dark hair wearing glasses, a nose piercing, a gray top, a red knit cardigan, and a silver watch on her wrist, sitting indoors with a neutral background.

About Me

Hi! Bienvenida. I’m Edalmarys Santos Bradford (you can also call me Edal, in English pronounced like pedal). My pronouns ares he/her/ella.

I’m a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, LMHC, FL#MH15636, in Florida offering secure online therapy.

I have over 15 years of clinical experience, working with children and families, individual adults, substance use treatment, anxiety, and depression, across a variety of settings.

I have extensive professional experience within corporate or employee settings, including expertise in Employee Assistance Programs and Managed Care Organizations. I am bilingual and for all of my career I have worked with Hispanic, Latin, bicultural, or multicultural clients.

Currently I specialize in working with Latina professionals navigating the intersection of career, family, and cultural identity — using evidence-based, collaborative, and culturally attuned care.

I was born and raised on la isla de Puerto Rico. Outside the virtual office I like to be in community with family and friends. I enjoy traveling to the mountains, reading with a hot cafecito, and community engagement through local advocacy and volunteer work.

Who I Help

You’re leading at work, caring for family, and holding cultural responsibilities with quiet strength. You make it look flawless.

Everyone sees you as confident, competent, organized, and successful. But on the inside, you often feel emotionally drained, stretched thin, and unsure where to put your own needs.

You value family and community, and you want to succeed professionally, but often you feel stuck between two worlds.

You hold yourself to impossibly high standards, and that pressure is leaving you exhausted, stuck, and unsure how to rest without feeling guilty.


What I can help with

Perfectionism — High standards keep you productive but also exhausted and unable to pause without feeling guilty.

New motherhood — Transition challenges, identity shifts, sleep disruption, and readjusting to life after having a baby.

Burnout — Persistent exhaustion, and rest feels out of reach.

Cultural identity and bicultural stress — Navigating expectations across cultures, family roles, language, and belonging.

Anxiety — Worry or tension make daily tasks and decisions harder.

Depression — Low mood, sadness, loss of interest, or changes in sleep or appetite makes it harder to engage at work or home.

Stress and coping patterns — alcohol or substance use to cope with stress, sleep, or emotional pain.

My approach

Edalmarys Santos Bradford, LMHC, bilingual Latina therapist in Florida

My approach is Person-Centered, meaning our sessions are a judgment-free zone where your values and your pace are respected, and you can show up as you are.

I believe in collaboration: we’ll name what’s happening, make sense of it together, and build practical steps that honor who you are and your values.

We can integrate three powerful frameworks while we work together to find clarity and relief:

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Together, we can gently examine your internal scripts. We can identify the thought patterns that lead to burnout, and practice shifting them into beliefs that offer more grace and flexibility.

  • Solution-Focused Techniques: We will look for the small, manageable glimmers of what is already working for you. We can focus on your strengths and identify clear, actionable steps to help you reclaim your time and energy.

  • Systems & Identity Awareness: Your mental health doesn't exist in a vacuum. We'll explore how your culture, environment, identities, and the systems around you shape your experience. In this space we will identify, acknowledge, and challenge systems of oppression which are directly impacting your mental health.

How to schedule online counseling with me

I offer a free 15-to-30-minute video consultation.

During our consult, you can tell me a little bit about what you need, what you’re looking for, and ask me any questions. I can tell you what to expect and answer questions. A consultation is a great way for us to connect and see if we’re a good fit.

Steps for Booking a Therapy Consultation

-Click Book a Free Consultation button below. (this will open up a new page for my scheduling portal)

-Click "I'm a new client" 

-Click "Free 15-30 min Consultation"

-Click on a day/date to see the times available. 

-Select a time

-Fill out information and click "Send Request"

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