Donald Trump’s ex-wife Marla Maples has been collaborating with a shaman who deals with “soul loss and dealing with intrusive energies.”

We’re told Maples is friends with and has been collaborating with $250-an-hour shamanic healer Cat Faith, whose Web site describes her techniques as helping to “break repetitive patterns, clearing past life imprints, deconstructing limiting beliefs, healing trauma, understanding disease, soul loss and dealing with intrusive energies.”

Shamanism is a practice that involves reaching altered states of consciousness in order to interact with the spirit world and channel positive energies. Former “Dancing With the Stars” contestant Maples has even set up a new company, SoulShine Journeys, a “spiritual” travel service, and collaborated with Faith, whose medicine comes from a long line of spiritual gurus from the Inca civilization.

Former model Maples and her daughter, Tiffany Trump were photographed on a private retreat in Majorca, Spain, last year with Faith. The trip included daily yoga sessions plus rituals and ceremonies at sacred sites. They also shot a video there for SoulShine Journeys. Maples has described the company as encouraging people to “shed what they need to shed and shift into their highest good.”

Meanwhile, Maples — who put out an album in 2013 called “The Endless,” which features guru Deepak Chopra and the 14th Dalai Lama — has returned to Manhattan and has been singing the praises of her shaman pal in all the posh places. A source tells us that the spiritual socialite was telling clients at the luxe Warren Tricomi salon at the Plaza about Faith, who offers “healing sessions” and “intuitive readings,” during which she uses a “sacred oracle” to “bring light on blockages.”

According to Faith’s site, she also offers rituals, such as “fire ceremony” and something titled a “birthday flower ritual.” Faith’s bio says she’s been “practicing energetic medicine” since 2009.