Unlocking Connection: The Power of Ketamine in Couples Therapy

"Community and friendships are vital." - Enamory

Summary
In this episode of the Check - in With Podcast, host Calvin Anderson engages with Dr. Chandra Khalifian and Dr. Kayla Knopp, clinical psychologists specialising in ketamine-assisted couples therapy.

They discuss the therapeutic process, the importance of integration, and how psychedelics can facilitate emotional reconnection in relationships.

The conversation also covers the significance of space during conflicts, the concept of conscious uncoupling, and the essential training required for therapists in this innovative field. The episode concludes with rapid-fire questions that reveal personal insights and philosophies of the guests.

Takeaways
Ketamine enhances flexibility and openness in couples therapy.
Therapists must create a safe space without interfering in the process.
Psychedelics can help couples reconnect emotionally and empathically.
Taking space during conflict is crucial for effective communication.
Conscious uncoupling emphasizes kindness and compassion in ending relationships.
Therapists need to be well-trained and understand their therapeutic approach.
Couples must engage actively in the therapeutic process for success.
Integration of insights from therapy into daily life is essential.
Community and friendships are vital for personal well-being.
Therapy is about getting better at feeling, not just feeling better.

Keywords
ketamine, couples therapy, psychedelic therapy, emotional connection, conscious uncoupling, therapist training, mental health, relationship dynamics, integration, healing.

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