Lotus Mind Retreats
Founder & Medical Director
Christian Lé, MD
Internal Medicine & Pediatric Acute Care, Cannabinoid & Psychotropic Clinical Sciences
Christian is a former board-certified physician and healthcare entrepreneur with over 25 years in critical care, emergency medicine, and executive leadership. He excels at integrating clinical innovation with operational efficiency. He has served as medical director for hospital systems in Florida, California, and Oregon, overseeing physician recruitment, strategy, contracts, and performance in resource-limited settings. In 2011, he founded Green Earth Medicine Clinics, growing it to eight locations across Oregon and Washington. The practice gained statewide recognition for evidence-based medical cannabis consultations, supported by a database of over 12,000 patients. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he pivoted to a fully integrated telehealth model. In 2019, anticipating regulatory changes, he launched psy.chedelic health services—positioning the clinic as a leader in Oregon's 2024 legalization. He launched Lotus Mind Medicine, Inc. (FL) in 2025 and the organization's Psychotropic Therapies Program now offers education, guided self-dosing, and supervised psychotropic treatments in legally compliant zones. Christian remains dedicated to developing clinically validated, scalable therapies that integrates all paths of healing and delivered in modern and evidenced-based strategies.
He was born in 1970 in Saigon, Vietnam during that War and his family emigrated in 1976 through France and then settled in 1979 in Florida where he grew up and obtained his education and medical training that the University of Miami School of Medicine. He obtained dual training and Board Certifications in Internal Medicine & Pediatrics - Subspecializing in Acute Care Medicine and Healthcare Administration.
Co-Founder, Logistics & Operations
Kelly L. Lé, MA
LMT-Biodynamic Cranio-Sacral Therapies, Transpersonal Psychology
Ceremonial Specialist
With well over decades immersed in the healing arts, ceremonial spaces, and alternative medicine, I'm passionate about guiding people toward profound, lasting transformation. As a licensed massage therapist, certified yoga instructor, and holder of a Master's degree in Transpersonal Psychology from Naropa University—a pioneering institution in contemplative and consciousness studies—I bring a grounded, holistic approach to psychotropic wellness. My 20+ years of ceremonial experience have taught me the sacred power of plant medicines and altered states to unlock pathways to optimal physical, emotional, and spiritual health. I've witnessed countless lives shift in beautiful, unexpected ways—old patterns dissolve, deeper self-compassion emerge, and authentic purpose take root. Whether you're seeking relief, clarity, reconnection, or simply a deeper relationship with yourself and the world, I'm here to walk alongside you with empathy, integrity, and deep respect for the medicine. What lights me up most is holding space for your unique journey: creating safety, presence, and gentle guidance so you can step into your own healing with courage and wonder.
Lead Ibo medicine Specialist
Damian M. Thomas, MS
BS Psychology, MS Pharmaceutical Sciences
Ceremonial & Integration Specialist
Damian is a clinician, researcher, and facilitator with over 15 years of experience working with Ibo medicine and other plant-based interventions for addiction, trauma, and behavior change. He holds an MS in Pharmaceutical Sciences from the University of Wisconsin–Madison, with a focus on drug design and the therapeutic application of psychoactive compounds, and a BS in Psychology from Portland State University with training in neuroscience and pharmacology. Damian is a certified alcohol and drug counselor in Oregon and is trained in biofeedback and mindfulness-based interventions, which he integrates alongside pharmacological and non-pharmacological approaches when working with clients. His work combines rigorous scientific grounding with extensive field experience across diverse cultural and clinical contexts, informed by lived experience, military service, and a long-standing commitment to ethical, person centered and service-oriented care.