Lisa Antonishek, MA, NCC, LP
Lisa Antonishek, MA, NCC, LPC
Lisa Antonishek is a Licensed Professional Counselor with over fifteen years of experience walking alongside adolescents, adults, and women as they navigate trauma, transition, grief, faith questions, and emotional distress. She considers it a sacred privilege to be entrusted with someone’s story and is deeply committed to providing a safe, compassionate, and hope-filled space for healing.
Lisa brings a rich and diverse background that includes community mental health crisis services, school-based counseling, disaster survivor care, and ministry leadership. She has served in roles ranging from therapist and school counselor to Survivor Care Department Manager and Community Care Director, supporting individuals and families through acute crises, long-term recovery, and seasons of profound loss. Her work is grounded in trauma-informed care, emotional regulation, and relational safety.
In addition to her clinical work, Lisa spent six years as a missionary in Madrid, Spain, where she provided cross-cultural counseling, discipleship, women’s ministry leadership, prayer ministry, and spiritual formation. This season deeply shaped her holistic approach to care, integrating emotional, spiritual, and relational health while honoring each client’s unique background and story.
For clients who desire it, Lisa thoughtfully integrates Christian faith into the therapeutic process, offering Christ-centered counseling that emphasizes God’s presence, restoration, and redemptive work. She is especially passionate about soul care, spiritual formation, and helping individuals reconnect with hope, purpose, and resilience.
Lisa holds a Master’s degree in Counseling from Spring Arbor University, a Graduate Certificate in Spiritual Formation from Moody Theological Institute, and has completed doctoral prerequisites at B.H. Carroll Theological Institute. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Michigan and Texas.
Lisa Antonishek is a Licensed Professional Counselor with over fifteen years of experience walking alongside adolescents, adults, and women as they navigate trauma, transition, grief, faith questions, and emotional distress. She considers it a sacred privilege to be entrusted with someone’s story and is deeply committed to providing a safe, compassionate, and hope-filled space for healing.
Lisa brings a rich and diverse background that includes community mental health crisis services, school-based counseling, disaster survivor care, and ministry leadership. She has served in roles ranging from therapist and school counselor to Survivor Care Department Manager and Community Care Director, supporting individuals and families through acute crises, long-term recovery, and seasons of profound loss. Her work is grounded in trauma-informed care, emotional regulation, and relational safety.
In addition to her clinical work, Lisa spent six years as a missionary in Madrid, Spain, where she provided cross-cultural counseling, discipleship, women’s ministry leadership, prayer ministry, and spiritual formation. This season deeply shaped her holistic approach to care, integrating emotional, spiritual, and relational health while honoring each client’s unique background and story.
For clients who desire it, Lisa thoughtfully integrates Christian faith into the therapeutic process, offering Christ-centered counseling that emphasizes God’s presence, restoration, and redemptive work. She is especially passionate about soul care, spiritual formation, and helping individuals reconnect with hope, purpose, and resilience.
Lisa holds a Master’s degree in Counseling from Spring Arbor University, a Graduate Certificate in Spiritual Formation from Moody Theological Institute, and has completed doctoral prerequisites at B.H. Carroll Theological Institute. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Michigan and Texas.