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About Amie Bishop:
Amie Bishop is a multifaceted artist and healer based in Arkansas, known for her dynamic presence as a singer-songwriter, producer, actress, and manifestation coach. Raised in Hot Springs, Arkansas, after being born in Escondido, California, Amie’s journey is marked by resilience and reinvention.
Artistic Journey
Amie leads the band Wunderpus, delivering a blend of rock, blues, and Americana. Her music, characterized by emotive mezzo-soprano vocals, often explores themes of personal struggle and empowerment. Notable releases include Evolution and a cover of Heart’s “Barracuda,” produced with guidance from original guitarist Roger Fisher.
Personal Background
Before her music career, Amie served in the U.S. Air Force as a medic and later became a registered nurse. Her diverse experiences also encompass roles as a professional cheerleader, model, and actress. She holds a BA in Theatrical Arts and Dance from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.
Healing and Coaching
Beyond music, Amie is dedicated to healing and personal development. She offers manifestation coaching and creates meditation music, affirmations, and subliminal tracks aimed at trauma recovery and self-empowerment. Her podcast, Manifest Your Dream Life, extends her reach as a guide for those seeking transformation.
Essence and Impact
Amie Bishop embodies a fusion of artistic talent and compassionate mentorship. Her work resonates with authenticity, drawing from her own experiences to inspire and uplift others. Whether through soulful performances or empowering coaching sessions, Amie continues to make a meaningful impact on her community and beyond.
For more about her music, coaching, and upcoming events, visit her official website at amiebishop.com.
PROFESSIONAL DISCLAIMER:
The webpage, Youtube Channel, Podcast and any information given by Amie Bishop cannot and does not contain medical/health advice. The medical/health information is provided for general informational and educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional advice. Accordingly, before taking any actions based upon such information, we encourage you to consult with the appropriate professionals. We do not provide any kind of medical/health advice. The use of the word “ex” is not any one specific person in the past, present or future. The use of the word “ex,” does not mean it is about you. THE USE OR RELIANCE OF ANY INFORMATION CONTAINED ON THE SITE IS SOLELY AT YOUR OWN RISK.
Podcast:
Welcome to Dream Life with your host, Amie Bishop — Manifestation Mindset Life Coach, Registered Nurse, U.S. Air Force veteran, and survivor of narcissistic abuse. This podcast is your sanctuary for deep healing, spiritual growth, and radical self-transformation. If you’re ready to break toxic cycles, rebuild your life after emotional or domestic abuse, and finally manifest the love, purpose, and peace you deserve — you’re in the right place.
Each episode is packed with mindset tools, manifestation practices, and trauma-informed insights to help you shift your energy, heal attachment wounds, reclaim your power, and create a new life rooted in self-worth and divine alignment. We explore everything from dating after abuse, understanding attachment styles, spiritual awakening, and emotional self-awareness — to rebuilding your identity and attracting emotionally mature, conscious partners.
This isn’t just about healing — it’s about rising into your highest self and creating your dream life from the inside out.
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