Enamory

Enamory We help people build expansive, creative, and empowering relationships so you can love without limits Dr. Chandra Khalifian
Dr. Kayla Knopp

After my first psychedelic experience as an undergraduate at UC Berkeley, I tried to explain the magic of what I had see...
01/18/2026

After my first psychedelic experience as an undergraduate at UC Berkeley, I tried to explain the magic of what I had seen and felt—the brilliant colors, the sense of life, connection, and movement in all living things. A much deeper ocean of love than I had ever felt, as if my heart were being torn open by light beams of compassion and empathy. No matter how I tried, I couldn’t do it justice.

Then I found the Greys. And I started crying.

I felt that same rush of electricity move through my heart. I didn’t have to explain it anymore. I could simply give people their art.

This weekend at Imaginarium has been an absolute joy—learning alongside and connecting with such brilliant minds and open hearts. The cherry on top was surprise sketching Kayla and me while we were presenting our couples work—an unexpected, deeply meaningful moment I’ll always hold dear.

Alex and Allyson Grey have been together for over 50 years and still sit close and hold each other, make meaningful eye contact, and share space with such tenderness and presence. May we all aspire to love with that kind of mindful attention throughout our lives.

Thank you, Alex and Allyson, for your profound contributions to my life. I carry so much grateful and love for both of you.

Virtual Couples’ KAP training | Feb 28–Mar 1 ✨Learn the full model:assessment • core patterns • preparation • dosing mod...
01/17/2026

Virtual Couples’ KAP training | Feb 28–Mar 1 ✨
Learn the full model:

assessment • core patterns • preparation • dosing models • integration

Designed for therapists ready to help couples create real, lasting relational change.

Questions? Message us anytime.

Comment KAP for direct registration link.

01/17/2026

Our next virtual Couples’ KAP training is coming up Feb 28–Mar 1 ✨

If you’re a therapist ready to expand your toolkit, this training will walk you through the full model—assessment, identifying core relationship patterns, preparation and feedback, dosing models, and deep integration using evidence-based couple therapy.

You’ll learn how to guide partners through transformative, sustained change in how they understand each other, communicate, and connect.

Questions? Message us anytime.

Comment KAP for a direct registration link.

01/14/2026

Multitasking often feels harmless, but it quietly erodes connection.

When a phone enters the conversation, attention leaves the room, and even the best intentions fall short.

Real listening requires presence, eye contact, and responsiveness, not divided focus.

Asking for full attention is not demanding, it is a reasonable need in a healthy relationship.

01/13/2026

When one partner shuts down and the other gets louder, both are reacting from fear, not malice.

Naming the pursue withdraw pattern helps couples stop blaming each other and start working as a team.

Real change happens when one person practices staying present and the other softens into vulnerability, creating safety instead of escalation.

01/12/2026

When couples argue about money, they are usually arguing about safety, control, and security, not numbers.

Being dismissed with “we’re fine” can land as having those deeper fears ignored or minimized.

Regular, transparent money conversations help reduce anxiety and turn finances into a shared team effort.

We hope you will join us at Imaginarium, a one-day symposium our colleagues and we are hosting that explores how psyched...
01/12/2026

We hope you will join us at Imaginarium, a one-day symposium our colleagues and we are hosting that explores how psychedelics can catalyze imagination, creative breakthroughs, and novel design solutions—at the intersection of neuroscience, creativity, and technology. 

If your work depends on new ideas, this symposium is for you.

📅 January 17, 2026
🕘 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
📍 Live at The Jeannie, UC San Diego, La Jolla, CA or join the livestream

01/08/2026

Telling your partner to relax during a conflict usually escalates things, not because they are being dramatic, but because it dismisses what they are feeling.

In moments of intensity, people want to feel understood, not corrected or minimized.

Naming what you see and validating the emotion creates safety and opens the door to real communication.

01/07/2026

This video is for educational purposes only.

KAP requires a med evaluation and prescription.

A one-day symposium exploring how psychedelics catalyze imagination, creative breakthroughs, and novel design solutions—...
01/05/2026

A one-day symposium exploring how psychedelics catalyze imagination, creative breakthroughs, and novel design solutions—at the intersection of neuroscience, creativity, and technology.

If your work depends on new ideas, this symposium is for you. Discover how psychedelics foster breakthroughs, aha moments, and life-changing insights.

Join in person or ONLINE. 
 January 17, 2026
 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

 Live at The Jeannie, La Jolla, CA
Presented by the Visionary Problem-Solving Initiative (VPSI) in collaboration with the UC San Diego, the Arthur C. Clarke Center for Human Imagination and MINDS.

A partner who pauses to understand your perspective (even when they don’t share it) is a deeply underrated green flag.Wh...
01/04/2026

A partner who pauses to understand your perspective (even when they don’t share it) is a deeply underrated green flag.

When your reality isn’t dismissed but met with curiosity, connection feels safer and easier.

12/28/2025

If you keep wondering why you attract women with trauma, shift the question.

Trauma is widespread, not a flaw in the women you date.

Most women face harassment or assault in their lifetime, often from someone they know. So the pattern you see reflects a larger reality, not something you caused.

The real work is asking how we prevent harm and how we support healing.

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