PHYSICIAN · PSYCHOANALYST · EDUCATOR

Hannah McLane MD, MA, MPH

Psychedelic clinician and founder of SoundMind, working across clinical care, facilitator education, research, policy, and legal retreat settings since 2019.

TRAINING REACH

500+

Clinicians, facilitators, and students trained through SoundMind.


REAL-WORLD DELIVERY

20+

Legal retreats, practicums, and intensives in the U.S. and internationally.


FIELD LEADERSHIP

Since 2019

Working across psychedelic clinical care, education, policy, and practice.


DEPTH OF EXPERIENCE

Clinical + Ceremonial

Experience across ketamine, psilocybin, MDMA training, and Huachuma.

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Building rigorous, ethical psychedelic care and education

ABOUT HANNAH

Hannah is the founder of SoundMind, an independent psychedelic clinical, training, and research organization. Her work bridges Western clinical medicine, psychotherapy, contemplative practice, somatic approaches, and legal ceremonial psychedelic work.

Her focus spans clinical treatment, facilitator education, policy, neurodiversity, trauma, informed consent, ethics, and the dynamics of power in psychedelic communities.

Built early.
Built independently.

SOUNDMIND

Developing clinical and educational models around the needs of patients and practitioners—not a single commercial asset.

Long-form training

One of the earliest comprehensive psychedelic facilitator training programs in the U.S.

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Clinical foundation

The Philadelphia region's first psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy center.

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Real-world practice

Legal retreats, clinical intensives, and facilitator practicums in the U.S. and internationally.

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Clinical rigor in a rapidly changing field.

SELECTED MEDIA & SPEAKING
THE NEW YORK TIMES

A Ketamine Clinic Treads the Line Between Health Care and a ‘Spa Day for Your Brain’

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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

Why pandemic stress breeds clutter—and how to break the cycle

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PBS VITALS

Ketamine Therapy: Does It Work?

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PSYCHEDELICS TODAY

Ketamine Therapy: Does It Work?

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