Amanda Todd PhD is a human-environmental geographer specializing in the geographies of belief systems and spiritual landscapes. She focuses on integrating historical and contemporary human perceptions and experiences with nature and the experiential hallmarks of our multi-cultural world. 

Her research and offerings today explore spiritual practices, shamanic techniques, and ceremonies connected to prominent geologic features and various landscapes around the world. Amanda also travels frequently to Hawai’i to further her skills and knowledge of Hawaiian Hula Sacred Dance in exploring the intersection of movement (Hawaiian Hula) with geography, history, spirituality, and the environment.

In addition to being a university instructor, she is also a Reiki Master/Teacher, Kahi Loa Teacher and Interfaith Minister. Her passion lies in connecting others to our natural world through healing, education, movement, and ceremonies.