Testimonials:

“I knew that telling a story of my own was a big challenge, but one that I would like to take on. Eventually, with lots of encouragement and coaching from Lisa, I found my story, crafted it, practiced it and then shared it at the final Costa Rica event. It felt so powerful to face my fears and find my voice, being part of “El Morfo” was a great experience from start to finish.

 Lisa is a thoughtful and natural coach and a talented event organiser, her storytelling evenings are a wonderful way to build community and bring people together; and if you are feeling really brave go ahead and tell your story, you won’t regret it.”

–KT

“In my experience, my journey from taking a pivotal moment in my life and shaping it to be shared with our community was an emotional workout, leaving me with a clearer understanding of myself and stronger for it. I know this was the case with many of the storytellers as many have commented to me about the healing that took place through the journey of crafting their story with Lisa.”

–GG

“The process of learning the techniques and structure for good storytelling from Lisa made the preparation and ultimately the delivery of the story so much easier to understand, and unlocked some of the secrets of good story tellers.  This process gave me a much greater sense of control of the cadence, the delivery, and the surprise that makes good stories.

 Finally delivering the story after the hard work of preparing and learning about it was satisfying and even cathartic, and through it I learned things about myself, my perception of my childhood, and my understanding of the very story I was telling changed in ways that I continued to reflect on long after El Morfo was finished.”

–MH

“At first I was hesitant to tell a story in front of other people, but when I watched and listened to others tell theirs, I wanted to join that process of sharing and self-discovery. Lisa’s coaching was gentle and precise. It helped me to bridge the gap between what I wanted to say and what others would hear. Telling a story shed light on my life experience. It also brought a few funny conversations with people in the audience when the night was over. Storytelling is an art that should not be forgotten.”

–AJ