MEDIA AND SPEAKING 

Media & Speaking Inquiries

Hannah McLane, MD, MA, MPH, is a physician, psychoanalyst, and founder of SoundMind whose work since 2019 has helped shape psychedelic clinical care, facilitator training, policy, and legal psychedelic retreat practice in the U.S. and internationally.

SELECTED MEDIA & SPEAKING
THE NEW YORK TIMES

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

SoundMind and Hannah McLane are featured as a clinically rigorous counterpoint to lightly supervised ketamine “wellness” models, emphasizing psychotherapy, patient safety, and ethical care.

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NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

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

Featured expert Hannah McLane draws on her neurology and occupational-medicine background to explain how distraction and environmental stress affect cognition, and how mindfulness can interrupt cycles of overthinking and lost attention.

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PHILADELPHIA MAGAZINE

This West Philly Doctor Says Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy Could Change Your Life

A 2021 profile of Hannah and the opening of SoundMind Center, which Philadelphia Magazine described as the region’s first psychedelic-assisted mental-health clinic.

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PSYCHEDELICS TODAY

Dive deep into the evolving psychedelic landscape—touching on policy developments in New Jersey, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and beyond

A long-form interview on psychedelic medicine, SoundMind, training, policy, and the evolution of the field. Psychedelics Today describes Hannah as a “longtime pioneer in the psychedelic space.”

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PBS VITALS

Ketamine Therapy: Does It Work?

Hannah discusses ketamine-assisted psychotherapy, trauma, and the role of psychotherapy alongside psychedelic treatment.

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LUCID NEWS

Clinics Seek to Widen Access to Psychedelic Therapy for BIPOC and Other Marginalized Communities

Grassroots psychedelic clinics aiming to address the difficulties they and other marginalized communities may face in accessing these kinds of therapies are emerging across the country.

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