Amy Hyde, the Co-Founder of Mindful Waters, along with her partner Carl Pate, established this haven for personal wellness and recovery. Amy's roots in water trace back to her upbringing in Michigan, and her athletic aptitude found expression at Kenyon College in Ohio, where she majored in Biology, excelled as an All American Swimmer, and co-captained the 1984 NCAA National Championship Swim Team under the mentorship of Jim Steen—a visionary coach emphasizing holistic performance strategies.

Jim Steen's teachings encompassed strength training, intentional nutrition, recovery, breathwork, visualization, and mental focus, which proved instrumental in Amy's athletic success. Despite initially intending to pursue medical school post-college, Amy's journey led her to New York, where she embraced a career in the apparel industry, particularly with Ralph Lauren. Balancing the demands of corporate life, commuting, and raising two boys, Amy faced a turning point in 2007 when diagnosed with Stage 3 Colon Cancer. Responding swiftly and resolutely, she overcame the challenge.

In 2015, with her children grown and the apparel industry undergoing changes, Amy seized the opportunity for a "third life." This time, the focus shifted towards helping others and delving into a deeper understanding of biology and human health. Collaborating with Carl, she envisioned and brought to life Mindful Waters—a platform dedicated to educating and serving the community. Mindful Waters seeks to provide primary care through purified water and contemporary interpretations of ancient therapies, proven to alleviate stress and promote physical and mental well-being.