About Irina
Irina Campbell, PMHNP-BC
Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner in Spanish Fork, Utah.
I’m Irina Campbell, a dual board-certified Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner and Family Nurse Practitioner. My work sits at the intersection of psychiatry, medication management, and family reunification — because healing rarely fits in one box.
Having lived through custodial evaluation, parental alienation, and successfully reunited with my oldest daughter, I bring deep empathy and proven tools to families navigating estrangement, custody battles, and the long road back to one another. This lived experience fuels my life’s work — turning personal challenge into a career dedicated to helping others find their identity and strength.
Born and raised in Ukraine, I offer culturally attuned care grounded in my own lived experience — the profound challenges of surviving childhood, leaving home, immigrating from a third-world country, and navigating the disorientation of cultural shock. I speak fluent English, Ukrainian, and Russian, with conversational proficiency in Czech and Polish, and am currently studying Spanish.
Philosophy
“I am here as a guide and a tool to support your healing journey. You lead; I provide expertise, safety, and practical tools. The purpose of this life is finding who we are — when we truly know who we are, we thrive.”
Credentials
Dual-certified, trauma-trained.
- Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC)
- Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP-C)
- EMDR-certified and trained trauma clinician
- Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy provider
- Family reunification certified & court-coaching specialist
Modalities
A toolkit, not a template.
We’ll blend modalities to fit your story — never a one-size-fits-all protocol. Medications like ketamine and topics like medical cannabis are always discussed openly, with benefits and cautions laid out honestly.
About the Logo
A story of inner light and healing.
The sculpture that inspired our logo is titled “Love” by Ukrainian sculptor Alexander Milov. This powerful 17-meter-tall steel and wire piece depicts two adults sitting back-to-back, slumped in anguish and alienation, their outer selves locked inside rigid, cage-like structures.
Yet inside these tough, protective adult shells are their inner children, transparent, innocent, and reaching out to hold hands. At night, when the dark wireframes fade into the background, the children glow from within. It is a profound symbol of our true nature: even in conflict or darkness, our authentic selves still crave connection, love, and reconciliation.
What inspired my logo is that each individual, on the inside, has a buried nature of those pure, innocent children reaching out to each other. They crave connection, love, and joy. But through traumatic experiences and through being beaten by life, we become adults who are trying to hurt those we are supposed to love. My work is rooted in healing that trauma. So you can, instead of hurting the people you love, be able to start loving them again. And start loving yourself.