About Brad

As a Black Sash teacher of Shaolin Kung Fu, Brad seamlessly weaves Eastern intuitive insights with Western practicality. His holistic approach to transformation is a testament to his dedication to empowering others. Brad's impact extends beyond martial arts; he served as the Executive Director of The Gatehouse, illuminating the path for those navigating life's challenges. As a LivingWorks Master Trainer for ASIST, he imparts life-saving skills, embodying compassion and empathy.

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An advocate for education and community service, Brad's contributions are manifold. Chair of the Mississauga Library Board, Co-Chair of the Curriculum Committee for Leadership Peel, Special Friend for Peel Children’s Aid, and Foster Parent for Puppies for Dog Guides Canada, his roles reflect a commitment to diverse causes.

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Not merely bound by professional endeavors, Brad's heart extends to Special Olympics Ontario, where he volunteers for the Alpine Team. His altruism extends to education, collaborating with students, teachers, children’s aid societies, first responders, and businesses. Through stress management, trauma transformation, and fostering joy, Brad's work catalyzes profound personal growth.

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Surviving cancer twice—once in childhood and again in 2016—Brad's journey is a testament to his indomitable spirit. His four books, "Dynamic Balance" (2023), "The Engaged Mind: Your Creative Call to Action," "The Eye of The Storm," and "On the Fringes," embody his wisdom and resilience. Brad's life is not just a resume; it's a symphony of triumphs over adversity, a guide to transformative living, and an unwavering commitment to spreading joy and purpose. His story echoes the profound truth that challenges can be the stepping stones to greatness, and every chapter is an opportunity for growth and positive impact.