Kayla C. Knopp, Ph.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist and clinical researcher. Her research and clinical interests center around understanding the reciprocal associations between intimate relationship functioning and mental health, supporting diverse relationship types and structures, and using novel and creative methods to improve both access to and impacts of interventions for couples. Her current projects include technology-supported interventions for couples and psychedelic-assisted couple therapies. Dr. Knopp earned her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Denver and completed her predoctoral internship and postdoctoral fellowship (Advanced Fellowship for Women’s Health) at the VA San Diego / University of California San Diego consortium. She was awarded a VA Career Development Award under mentorship of Dr. Leslie Morland studying the OurRelationship program for veterans and their partners. Dr. Knopp co-founded Enamory, a clinic, training institute, and research foundation specializing in ketamine-assisted couple therapy. In addition to seeing a small caseload of couples and individuals, Dr. Knopp supervises associate therapists, provides training and consultation to therapists, and conducts clinic-based research. Together with Enamory’s co-founder Dr. Chandra Khalifian and training director Dr. Skylar Kelsven, Dr. Knopp is the co-developer of the world’s first ketamine-assisted couple therapy training and certification program.