Amy is an author, executive producer, activist and healing practitioner.
Amy has been working in the creative & technology industry for two decades as an Globally awarded executive producer (including 7 Cannes Lions) and writer. She began her career in the early days of digital working in interactive media at CNN.com and Alliance Atlantis’ U8TV. She moved into advertising working in management for agencies like TAXI and Grip on brands like Molson, Nike, MINI, WestJet, Amp’d Mobile, and Honda. In 2009 she founded the creative collective Lunch. As she believes creating things – should be as easy as ordering lunch. She brought to market the first creative collective of it’s kind which included established international creators from Jason Zada to WeFail, Nathan Jurevicius, Zeitguised, to Ryan Matthew Cohn, Alex McLeod and Ji Lee.
So how did she become a healing practitioner? At Lunch she’d been making amazing things for brands like Burt’s Bees, Paramount Pictures, Red Bull Music Academy, and Nickelodeon and for creators like Pee-wee Herman, Vernon Wells, and Kid Koala. Things should have been perfect, but the traumas of her life were catching up. Something just didn’t feel right. She had lost her spark.
In 2012 Amy crossed paths with renowned Shamanic practitioner Daniel Leonard (Medicine Circle) and began her shamanic healing journey. She was called to practice in 2015 in Shamanic Healing. Was initiated as a Shamanic practitioner in 2016, and in 2017 founded her practice focusing on survivors of trauma and creatives (often the same thing). In her practice Amy works both remotely and in person and enjoys working with entrepreneurs, artists, differently abled people, and finds purpose in being a steward of children.
In naming her trauma of CSA and seeking justice, Amy was able to bring her Spiritual practice and her creative practice together with her heartbreaking, humorous and mystical book, oracle deck and audiobook – What We’ve Forgotten (2023, 2024, 2025) based on her retreat of the same name. She has now extended the invitation to all to remember & reclaim their authentic power and sense of wonder.
Sandra Ingerman has called her ” a leader for these times” and Public Enemy’s Chuck D calls her “relentless”. Her healing clients describe her work as “life changing” .
Amy is of Scottish, French, Puerto Rican (Taino) and Filipino descent and brings all of these modalities into her practice. She lives in a forest outside of Toronto with her husband and their family of rescue beings and works with clients in person and remotely around the world.
Testimonials about Amy’s healing work – Amy’s creative work
“Amy Miranda is relentless in her revealing of the power of art, written word and fact “
– Chuck D, Public Enemy
“Amy is responsive, open to feedback, and was able to assess requirements and implement a solution we are still using today. Always generous and transparent with her time. I would hire Amy and Lunch again without hesitation”
– Paul Reubens, Pee-wee Herman Productions
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“Amy is one of the hardest working producers in the industry. Her knowledge and her ability to lead a team is quite inspiring. I really enjoy working with Amy because she has a solution for any problem that arises.”
– Jason Zada, Secret Level