Shangriballa

Lisa Silva's path to healing began in the heart of South Africa, where she immersed herself in the wisdom of the Sangomas, the African Shamans. From a young age, she honed her skills as a spiritual healer under their guidance, gaining a deep understanding of their traditions, medicines, and ceremonies. Her dear friend and mentor, Pinkie Adebisi, became your guide into the sacred realms of African traditions and the profound healing power of water.

Following a transformative personal healing journey steeped in South American traditions, Lisa embraced the use of Icaros, the potent medicine songs of the Shipibo Kanibo tribe. These songs now infuse her ceremonies with their mystical energy. This unique fusion of African and Peruvian shamanism empowers individuals to embark on their own journeys of healing.

A Master Kambo and Bufo practitioner, Lisa has extensive experience assisting hundreds of people in overcoming physical, emotional, and spiritual blockages. Her knowledge draws from a wealth of modalities, including a Doctorate in Homeopathy and a registration with the Complementary Medical Association (CMA).

Lisa's lifelong exploration of holistic therapies and plant medicines worldwide, along with her qualifications in various healing arts, have shaped her unique approach. Ayahuasca journeys further solidified her commitment to working with plant and frog medicines, allowing her to facilitate profound shifts in your life and foster balance across the emotional, physical, and spiritual realms.

In her practice, Lisa believes it's not about teaching or preaching to you, but about reaching you on your inner journey towards healing and self-discovery. Together, you create a space for transformation, allowing you to find harmony in your emotional, physical, and spiritual lives. As Lisa often says, "It's not about teaching someone nor preaching to someone; it's about reaching someone."

Miguel Silva
Miguel has walked an amazing transformative journey with medicines. Doing deep work and diving into the possibilities of change that the medicines offered. Like many, he was lost in life being a seeker of truth and who he was. During his first Ayahuasca ceremony, his intention was realized to connect with ancestral energy. This calling for reconnection resulted in us returning to his homeland, Portugal, which he left as a young child. His commitment to the work and serving others has grown, and assisting in ceremonies has given him a very grounded and calm masculine presence in holding space.
He has a particular connection to Kambo and Bufo. His grounding nature proves very reassuring for participants. Together we complement each other in facilitating life-changing experiences.

Catherine Darbord
Psycho-corporal therapist, musician, sculptor of sounds, specialist in harmonic singing, Sound therapy trainer, author, and companion in awakening consciences.

I train in yoga, meditation and other self-knowledge and health techniques, following training in natural medicine and alternative therapies, such as rebirthing and kinesiology.

I continue to explore practices from various traditions and philosophies by travelling to the four corners of the world. From my travels, I bring back the influences of Buddhism, shamanism, and Sufism. I use the power of sound, breath, and energy to lead towards well-being through different states of consciousness. In the 1990s, I made the choice to focus my work on the accompaniment of the being in the service of its development.

Always attracted to music, after studying the piano at the conservatory, I ventured very young to discover world music, constantly curious about new sounds. I explore the multiple dimensions of the voice through the yoga of sound, Psychophony, the Wilfart method, choral singing and harmonic singing. I specialize in the latter discipline, which I have been practising and teaching at seminars in France and abroad for more than twenty-five years.

My passion for the crystalline sound of harmonics also leads me to practice various instruments particularly rich in harmonics, such as the didgeridoo, Jewish harp, Tibetan bowls, crystal bowls, Taoist bowls, gongs, etc.