through interdisciplinary innovation, we investigate how brains are tuned by music, mindfulness, and psychedelics for mental health treatment and sociocultural transformation
Our work delves into the neural basis of social behaviors, incorporating both human and animal physiological insights.
Our inclusive, holistic research bridges neuroscience, cutting-edge machine learning, and community driven approaches.
Our mission: Design transformative mental health treatments inspired by music, mindfulness, and psychedelics.
By integrating an intersectional framework, we transcend traditional treatments, creating community-based models that foster connection, empathy, and equity.
Our work delves into the neural basis of social behaviors, incorporating both human and animal physiological insights.
Our inclusive, holistic research bridges neuroscience, cutting-edge machine learning, and community-driven approaches.
Our mission: Design transformative mental health treatments inspired by music, mindfulness, and psychedelics.
By integrating an intersectional framework, we transcend traditional diagnoses and treatments, creating community-based models that foster connection, empathy, and equity.
If you're driven by the fusion of neuroscience, social dynamics, and the transformative potential of music, mindfulness, and psychedelics, we’d love to hear from you! Contact us to learn more about joining our team.
Yale University acknowledges that indigenous peoples and nations, including Mohegan,1 Mashantucket Pequot,2 Eastern Pequot,3 Schaghticoke,4 Golden Hill Paugussett,5 Niantic,6 and the Quinnipiac7 and other Algonquian8 speaking peoples, have stewarded through generations the lands and waterways of what is now the state of Connecticut. We honor and respect the enduring relationship that exists between these peoples and nations and this land.
Pronunciation guide:
1 mow.hee.gn, 2 mash.an.tuck.et pee.kwot, 3 east.ern. pee.kwot, 4 skat.ih.kohk, 5 gold.en. hill po.gaw.sett, 6 ni.han.tic, 7 kwihn.ih.pee.ac, 8al.gon.kwihn