Website
https://spiritofcouragecoaching.com/
Liisa Bradshaw
Personal/Life Coach
About
Liisa Bradshaw is a trauma-informed life coach and nutritional therapist who supports women navigating seasons of loss, declining health, and life’s storms. Through her own journey, Liisa experienced how leaning into God for comfort, healing, and peace can bring restoration and unexpected blessing, even in the hardest seasons.
Her work is guided by Isaiah 61:3 and Job 42:4–5, reflecting a heart for renewal, clarity, and God’s redemptive work. Liisa integrates her Christian faith into sessions through prayer by invitation, gentle spiritual discernment, and Scripture-based encouragement when clients are open to it. She creates a supportive, Christ-centered space that honors each client’s pace and spiritual journey.
Provider details
Clinician's Sex/Gender
Female
Handicap Accessible
Yes
Cities
- Portland
- Vancouver
- Oregon
- Washington
Counties
- Clark
- Clackamas
- Multnomah County
ZIPs
- 97055
Teleheath
Yes
Which state(s) do you offer Telehealth
- OR
- WA
- CA
- ID
- MT
Individual Sessions
- 50-60 min
Other Sessions
- Telehealth
Psychological Testing
No
Ages
- Adult (18-70)
Agree with the AACC Doctrinal Statement
Yes
Do you agree with the AACC Ethical Position
Yes
Do you utilize homework’s assignments for patients to do in between sessions?
No
Do you accept payment plans
No
Do you provide or work with an organization that provides loans for treatment
No
Educational History
- School:Light University
- Degree:Undergrad
- School:Nutritional Therapy Associates
- Degree:Undergrad
Years In Practice
1
Professional Associations
- Other
Calendly Embed Code
Professional Associations Other
ICCA (in progress)
Do you agree that counseling is not fully Christian if a counselor’s faith shapes their posture but not their methods?
Yes
Do you agree that the deepest personal help a person needs cannot be fully received apart from faith in Christ, even through counseling?
Yes
Do you agree that Scripture speaks authoritatively to the deepest roots of human problems?
Yes
Do you agree that it is not appropriate to support or affirm a client’s chosen course of action when it conflicts with Scripture, even in the name of autonomy?
Yes
Do you agree that people do not possess all the internal resources needed for truth and healing apart from God, regardless of insight, support, or time?
Yes
