Meet Amanda
Meet Amanda
Amanda Stansfield is a Global Speaker, Multidisciplinary Healer, Chronic Traumatic Caregiver Stress advisor, and Well-Being Educator. She serves as a trusted voice and advisor to global corporations, pharmaceutical companies, and non-profits and as a compassionate and supportive teacher to her students. Author of the upcoming Unseen Wounds, her work is founded on the premise that deep emotional healing is possible while co-existing with CTCS. Her process is rooted in her lived experience in trauma-informed holistic wellness, spiritual psychology, advanced meditation, somatic breath-work, mindful movement, nutrition, and raising a daughter diagnosed with a rare life-threatening disease. Amanda hopes to inspire an internal transformation that expands into the community and a renewed awareness and compassion for all caregivers.
the author, advocate & the caregiver
Recognized as a ‘caregiver grief coach’ and well-being educator, Amanda’s teachings comprehensively reach a wide audience ranging from families, educators, and medical professionals to global corporate clients.
As a former celebrity makeup artist, Amanda worked with a diverse clientele, from children, models, A-list actors, musicians, CEOs of Fortune 500 companies, government officials, and more. These connections have allowed her to lead keynotes, seminars, retreats, and workshops on topics such as Chronic Traumatic Caregiver Stress, caregiver grief, mental and emotional well-being, meditation, and mindful movement.
Amanda’s first book, Unseen Wounds, Healing Chronic Traumatic Caregiver Stress arrives highly anticipated. Within these pages, she shares the transformative life experiences that have shaped her understanding of CTCS, guiding her spiritual awakening and teachings. Through her reflections, she offers readers practical tools and methods to create a holistic wellness framework that nurtures every aspect of their well-being, helping them heal the unseen wounds of caregiving.
As a Dravet Syndrome advocate, she is a founding member of the Dravet Syndrome Foundation; a non-profit organization that funds research and supports people and families affected by DS. In addition, Amanda serves as a trusted voice for caregivers of children with disabilities, and complex medical needs.
the healer
Amanda’s upbringing in England, Italy, and the US shaped her profound understanding of cultural differences and life’s complexities, where she witnessed grief and love coexist in her family and society. These experiences deepened her commitment to helping others navigate the complex realities of caregiving. Embracing grief and loss as profound, sacred opportunities can empower caregivers to build resilience and make mindful choices that align with their true selves.
As a multi-certified healer, Amanda utilizes modalities such as advanced meditation, breathwork, mindful movement, Ayurveda, and somatic techniques to guide clients through a deeply informed approach to holistic well-being. Since her daughter’s birth, Amanda has immersed herself in the study and research of grief and trauma, enabling her to recognize generational patterns and develop accessible practices that inspire transformative change on both an individual and collective level.
Amanda’s lived experience as her daughter’s caregiver motivates her work, it is her life expertise in combination with her various trainings that provides a much-needed perspective in the field of caregiving and disability.
the teacher & the mentor
Amanda is the founder of Mindful Movement which uses yoga, pilates, barre, strength & cardiovascular disciplines, breathwork, meditation, and sound healing to curate transformational experiences that support modern-day living. She has worked with international corporations, wellness brands, and individuals to inspire health and well-being for all.
Amanda’s “MM” classes reach a wide audience ranging from, individuals, professional athletes, and dancers to small businesses and large corporations.
Her career commenced in the USA, where she gained recognition as a yoga, barre, and meditation teacher. Blending her teachings and lived experience as a caregiver to her daughter with a rare seizure disorder she became dedicated to teaching, raising awareness, and supporting those with caregiver grief and Chronic Traumatic Caregiver Stress. During Covid, she developed a community-oriented approach through her online work. Her influence expanded globally, with her guided meditations reaching thousands on topics such as caregiver grief, Complex Traumatic Caregiver Stress, purpose, parenting, creating boundaries, and reclaiming joy.
Guided by her 3 core beliefs – MOVE NOURISH and INSPIRE, Amanda is dedicated to demystifying wellness trends, helping others understand how their bodies store unresolved grief and trauma, and inspiring them to love life again.
Our Philosophy
Our Philosophy
MOVE, NOURISH, and INSPIRE our the 3 core beliefs. Each is equally important to living a happy, healthy, and fulfilling life. Take time every day to MOVE more, NOURISH your body, and surround yourself with INSPIRING people. And remember, You are Not Alone!
