C.J. Spotswood, MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC aka “EntheoNurse” is a board-certified psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner with his practice in central Maine. C.J. is a 3rd-generation male nurse and has over 20 years of psychiatric nursing experience. C.J. is the author of The Microdosing Guidebook: A Step-by-Step Manual to Improve Your Physical and Mental Health through Psychedelic Medicine, published by Ulysses Press.

C.J. is a graduate of the University of Southern Maine, completing his masters as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. Prior, C.J.’s undergraduate nursing degree (BSN) was from the University of Maine at Augusta, one of 15 nursing schools endorsed as a holistic school of nursing. This curriculum included yoga, Reiki, and various other complementary and alternative modalities.

C.J. is past graduate of Psychedelics Today’s Navigating Psychedelics for Clinicians and Therapists program and graduate of the California Institute of Integral Studies’ (CIIS) Psychedelic-Assisted Therapies and Research (CPRT) certificate program in their Boston cohort. C.J. is also the principle psychiatric clinician for REMAP therapeutics, an organization working with psychedelics for individuals with chronic pain.

C.J. has been researching and teaching on psychedelics since 2018, having presented both nationally and internationally including; the American Psychiatric Nurse Association’s (APNA) National Conference on the topic of psychedelics in psychiatry, teaching master classes for Psychedelics Today’s Navigating Psychedelics: Clinicians & Therapists education program and their year long Vital Psychedelics Education Program, and co-authored Psychedelic.Support’s 9-hour CME accredited education program entitled “Understanding Psilocybin: Effects, Neurobiology, and Therapeutic Approaches.”

C.J. is also active with various organizations including; OPENurses (Organization of Psychedelic and Entheogenic Nurses), the Psychedelic Medicine Association, Reconsider.org, and Psychedelics and Pain Association. When he is not working, reading, or writing, C.J. can be found spending time with his daughter, Malarie, exploring Maine’s outdoors and craft breweries.