Clark Bridge, LCSW

“A good day for me at the office is when a client shares progress they’ve made toward their personal goals. An added bonus to this progress is the overall strengthening of their family and other interpersonal relationships.”

Bridge is a licensed clinical social worker and psychotherapist. He works with children, adolescents and young adults. Bridge has trained extensively in eating disorders and knows a variety of cognitive-behavioral techniques to help patients live their best lives.

He spent his early career working with youth camp programs and holding youth pastoral roles. This inspired him to pursue clinical social work.

Bridge earned his graduate degree from the University of North Carolina.

When he’s not at the office, you can find him and his wife at the local dog park with their Great Dane, Pixie. They are grooming this loving, gentle giant to become a therapy dog.

Bridge is an avid participant in 9Round exercise classes, a loyal NASCAR fan (go No. 22) and he claims to grow the greenest, lushest grass in the neighborhood. His wife can back up this claim: She thinks it’s radioactive because it glows in the dark.