This week on Good Medicine with Amanda Quill…
Amandas ’s life and work as a paranormal investigator is deeply shaped by her background as a survivor of the Sixties Scoop and her personal journey through loss and self-discovery. Raised around historic architecture and ghost stories in Scotland, her early curiosity grew into founding Coldspotters Paranormal Investigations & Events, where she bridges cutting-edge technology with traditional Indigenous knowledge and ancestral wisdom. She emphasizes the significance of understanding one’s painful past to connect more authentically with others. Her experiences have shaped her mission to help others navigate their own lost paths, Her methodology balances healthy skepticism with belief, using tools like audio recorders, EMF baselines, and Tempest environmental logging to recreate anomalies before accepting them as evidence.
As featured in the APTN docuseries Unsettled Spirits, Quill leads a team alongside her son Nathan Thompson and apprentice Kayla Black. Her practice centers on clear intention, community learning and mentorship, safety and balance, empathy, truth, consent, and respect—confronting fear to bring healing, resolution, and peace to both the living and the restless spirits she encounters.
The episode’s good medicine is healing through truth, story, and service—finding steadiness in not knowing the destination, and trusting it will be okay.
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