Chandra Campanelli, RN, HN-BC
About
Chandra Campanelli, known as CeeCee, is a registered nurse and holistic nurse coach in East Windsor, Connecticut, who offers psychedelic care and integration alongside wellness coaching through her practice, In.Spire Integrative. She also runs group events and free online circles.
Approach
She is board certified as a holistic nurse (HN-BC) and as a health and wellness nurse coach (HWNC-BC), and calls herself a psychedelic nurse. Over 17 years of practice she reports working with more than 16,000 patients and clients, and she has spent four years specialising in people who use psilocybin as medicine. Her coaching treats physical, emotional and spiritual wellbeing together. In a guided session she uses meditation and Reiki with a chosen soundscape, takes her cues from the client and stays until they are comfortably lucid. Group events add sound, movement and breathwork.
Who it is for
She works with trauma, health goals, relationship difficulties and spiritual questions, and with people preparing for or integrating psychedelic experiences. Her online circles have covered parental wounds and the coming loss of a loved one.
Practical details
Psychedelic care sessions and nurse coaching sessions each cost $120, with multi-session packages available. There is no insurance billing, but HSA payments and Venmo are accepted. Coaching runs online or in person, starting with a discovery call. The practice is Latino-owned and female-owned.
Care and safety
An intake of about an hour, held online, covers medical, family, behavioural health and trauma history, routine, cultural needs and spiritual background. She asks for two weeks between intake and a guided session and gives preparation guidance in that time, and a one-hour online integration session follows. She does not source psychedelics, describes her work as harm reduction, notes that most psychedelics remain federally illegal and advises clients to talk to their primary care doctor.
Practices
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