Enamory

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

02/24/2026

There’s something powerful about watching therapists fall deeper in love with couples’ work.

Enamory-trained therapist, Amanda Sachs, LMFT, is offering Couples’ KAP in Northern California — meeting couples in the intimacy and comfort of their own homes.

She shares something we hear often:
Many therapists experience burnout in traditional practice. But Couples’ KAP feels different. It’s energizing. Alive. Deeply meaningful.

When we integrate evidence-based couple therapy with ketam*ne in a structured, ethical way, something shifts — for couples and for clinicians. The work becomes immersive, intentional, and profoundly connective.

If you’re curious about how Couples’ KAP is practiced, or you’re a therapist feeling the pull toward something more aligned and sustainable, we’d love to connect.

Reach out to learn more about this exciting new approach to couple therapy ✨

02/20/2026

For the past 10 years, Kayla and Chandra have been academic researchers. We’ve served as Principal Investigators and Co-Investigators on randomized controlled trials of couple interventions. We are deeply rooted in research, clinical practice, and teaching.

❤️Why did we create Enamory: a psychedelic-assisted couple therapy clinic, training Institute, and research foundation?

We wanted more freedom to build something that fully integrates science, therapy, and training — without the administrative barriers and timelines of traditional academic institutions. We want to help couples heal now. And we’d like to minimize the barriers around that dream.

We’re just getting started, and we’re so excited about what we can build over the next several decades.

Curious about Couples’ KAP?We’re excited to share our new article published with  exploring why more couples are seeking...
02/19/2026

Curious about Couples’ KAP?

We’re excited to share our new article published with exploring why more couples are seeking ketam*ne-assisted psychotherapy, what the treatment process actually looks like, and how clinicians can deliver it ethically and responsibly.

If you’re wondering whether this approach might be right for your practice, or for the couples you serve, we’d love to connect.

Reach out with your questions anytime.

🔥 Enamory Fireside Chat Series 🔥Comment ‘RELATIONSHIPS’ for a direct link! A casual, thoughtful space for curious humans...
02/17/2026

🔥 Enamory Fireside Chat Series 🔥

Comment ‘RELATIONSHIPS’ for a direct link!

A casual, thoughtful space for curious humans exploring the healing potential of psychedel*cs for deeper love and relationship growth.

Hosted by Enamory: the world’s only clinic, training institute, and research foundation dedicated to psychedel*c-assisted couple therapy. We train and consult in Couples’ KAP and will expand as new modalities become legally available.

Each chat brings together visionary researchers, clinicians, and leaders at the intersection of science and love.

✨ Upcoming:
Mar 10 – Leonardo Christov-Moore, PhD
Apr 7 – Rachel Golden, PhD
May 7 – Manesh Girn, PhD
Jun 23 – Tommaso Barba, PhD
Jul 5 – Rick Doblin, PhD
Sept 22 – Dee Dee Goldpaugh, LCSW
Oct 13 – Anne Wagner, PhD
Nov 11 – David & Mia Bronner

Join us around the metaphorical fire.

Tag someone who would love to be there 🔥

💛 This Weekend Only — Weekend of Love Special 💛Bring a buddy for FREE.Sign up using the link in bio, then email us at in...
02/13/2026

💛 This Weekend Only — Weekend of Love Special 💛
Bring a buddy for FREE.

Sign up using the link in bio, then email us at info@enamory.org with your colleague’s name + contact information and we’ll send them a coupon code for complimentary registration.

❤️Virtual Couples’ KAP Training | Feb 28–Mar 1

Ready to deepen your work with couples?

This immersive weekend guides you through the full clinical arc of ketamine-assisted couple therapy:

• Comprehensive assessment + clear case formulation
• Identifying stuck relational cycles & defining treatment targets
• Preparation and feedback sessions that foster safety and depth
• All dosing models — when to use them and why
• Integration rooted in evidence-based couple therapy

You’ll leave with a structured, ethical, and clinically grounded framework to help couples interrupt entrenched patterns and create meaningful, sustainable change.

Tag your training partner below or comment KAP for details ✨

02/12/2026

Moving into a weekend of LOVE 💛 we’re highlighting a therapist couple who joined our last Couples’ KAP training.

They began offering ketamine-assisted couple therapy after experiencing their own healing and deepening of their connection.

Their personal work supported their clinical clarity and expanded what felt possible for the couples they serve.

We would love to welcome you and your partner (or trusted colleagues) into our next cohort.

🌿 Virtual Couples’ KAP Training | Feb 28–Mar 1

This immersive weekend walks you through the entire clinical arc of couples’ KAP:

• Comprehensive assessment + case formulation
• Identifying stuck relational patterns & clear treatment targets
• Preparation and feedback sessions that create depth and safety
• All dosing models — when, why, and how to choose
• Integration grounded in evidence-based couple therapy

If you’re seeking a clear, ethical, and clinically grounded framework to help couples shift entrenched patterns and build meaningful, sustainable change — this training is for you.

Comment KAP for the registration link

✨ Free Clinician Webinar: Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) for Couples + Trauma Healing ✨When traditional approache...
02/02/2026

✨ Free Clinician Webinar: Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) for Couples + Trauma Healing ✨

When traditional approaches plateau, KAP can offer a powerful next step for couples and individuals impacted by PTSD, anxiety, and depression.

Join us for an expert panel with Journey Clinical KAP prescribers + psychotherapists as we discuss how ketamine can:
    •    lower defensive barriers
    •    increase emotional access
    •    accelerate insight + repair
    •    create openings for relational healing in complex, stuck, high-distress cases

You’ll hear real-world clinical examples, what KAP actually looks like in practice (especially in relational work), and what outcomes clinicians are seeing—plus when KAP isn’t the right fit.

✅ Who this is for: Therapists, counselors, and prescribers supporting clients struggling with trauma + mood symptoms that are impacting relationships.

Comment “WEBINAR” and we’ll send the link 💛

01/28/2026

When conflict starts to escalate, the goal is not to win. It is to protect the relationship.

A timeout works when it is used to regulate yourself, not to control your partner.

Call it on yourself, calm your nervous system, and always come back for a time in.

A pause without a return is avoidance. A pause with intention builds safety and trust.

01/26/2026

Never arguing is not automatically a green flag.

Sometimes it means strong communication. Other times it means hard conversations are being avoided.

What actually matters is whether differences can be talked about openly and accepted, not buried or battled.

Ask yourself if there is safety and compatibility, or just silence.

01/24/2026

How you ask for what you need matters more than you think.

Criticism triggers defensiveness. Clear requests create connection.

Describe what you notice, name how you feel, and ask for what you desire without blame.

Needs are not a problem. The way we communicate them can either push people away or invite them closer.

01/22/2026

If one partner is carrying the mental load and the other says “just tell me what to do,” that is not shared responsibility.

Equity starts when both partners fully own tasks from start to finish, without being managed or reminded.

When responsibility is shared, both people feel more empowered, more connected, and less resentful.

01/20/2026

Curiosity about non monogamy often gets heard as rejection, not exploration.

That reaction makes sense in a culture that teaches love as scarcity and comparison.

But your partner’s desire for others does not mean you are inadaquate.

Pressure is where harm begins. Any exploration has to include care, consent, and continued investment in the relationship you already have.

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