​

Lisa Tyson is the author, creator, and founder of Breaking Negative Patterns, a transformative framework designed to help individuals break free from limiting mindsets. With a solid background in education and psychology, she holds multiple degrees, including master's degrees in Education and Administrative Leadership, a bachelor's degree in Education with a minor in Psychology, and an associate's degree in Early Childhood Development. Additionally, Lisa serves on the Board of Directors for the Loving Hearts Foundation for Africa and works as an editor and reporter for the South Stevens County Times.

 

Lisa's diverse and dynamic worldview, shaped by living in various countries and traveling to over 50 others, has deeply influenced her work. Currently residing in Washington state, she frequently travels to teach classes on listening prayer and stronghold-breaking strategies for families.

 

From a young age, Lisa has maintained a strong faith in God, believing wholeheartedly in His ability to perform miracles. Her passion for children, evangelism, and missions has inspired her to immerse herself in different cultures and engage in nonprofit work. Her career in education has been equally diverse—she has taught grades Pre-K through 8, held administrative roles, and focused on teaching about prayer and how to hear from God.

 

​

​