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Dr. Jess is a Toronto-based sexologist (PhD), author and television personality.
An award-winning speaker, Jess has worked with thousands of couples from all corners of the globe to transform their relationships via her wildly successful Marriage As A Business program.
From Prague and Istanbul to Albuquerque and New York City, her relationship retreats receive rave reviews from some of the most powerful couples in the world who are drawn to her enthusiastic, practical and no-nonsense approach to happily ever after.
Jess’ doctoral research focused on sexual health and relationship education and she is passionate about accessible, classroom-based education. When she isn’t globetrotting for speaking engagements, she volunteers with students, teachers and social service organizations to empower young people to embrace healthy, happy relationships.
As a global ambassador for sexual health and wellness brands, Jess contributes regularly to the biggest names in international media. You’ll find her advice weekly in the likes of Women’s Health, Men’s Fitness, Cosmopolitan, SELF, Showtime and The Movie Network. Her insights on relationship issues reach millions of homes across North America and you may have seen her on The Today Show, Global TV’s The Morning Show, Breakfast Television, Marilyn Denis, as the host of the hit reality series Swing and City TV’s Intimately You.
Canadian-born and Chinese-Jamaican and Irish by descent, Dr. Jess loves ultimate frisbee, crab, airplane turbulence, cheese and red wine. Makes perfect sense, right?
Jess O’Reilly began working as a sexuality counsellor in 2001 and she has never looked back! Her PhD studies involved the development of training programs in sex education for teachers and her education and undergraduate degrees focused on equity and sexual diversity.
Her training includes courses in counselling skills, healthy relationships, resolving sexual concerns, sex education, clinical sexology, sexual development, sex and disability, group therapy and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.
Alongside her academic and television credits, Dr. Jess is also an accomplished author with four best-selling titles. Her latest, The Ultimate Guide to Seduction & Foreplay: Techniques and Strategies for Mind-Blowing Sex, co-authored with Marla Rene Stewart, has received rave reviews from professionals and clients alike. Her other books The New Sex Bible, Hot Sex Tips,Tricks and Licks & The Little Book of Kink are highly acclaimed and you can find Dr. Jess offering more expertise and advice on Global TV’s The Morning Show or traveling for international speaking events.
Dr. Jess’ work experience includes contracts with school boards, social services agencies, community health organizations and private corporations. A sought-after speaker, her sessions always attract a full-house at conferences and entertainment events alike.
This isn’t just about seduction. It’s your ultimate guide to erotic theory & sexual communication.
Packed with practical exercises, techniques, and creative ideas, this inclusive guide is a surefire way for folks of all genders to master the art of pleasure.
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And that’s a wrap. 😮💨💛Many lessons learned. Will (potentially) share more soon after a weekend of rest.
…Edit: IG messed with the images. They were aligned in the preview, but cut off in the post.😑
Here’s to having all the support and love we need over the holidays. Shout out to my favourite aunties who are gonna message me now. Love you!🥰
Quick tips for happier holidays:
1. Butter them up. Genuine compliments create connection.
2. Gush with gratitude. The benefits of practicing gratitude extend from the boardroom to the bedroom.
3. Simmer to build desire. You’re not a light switch, so it’s hard to transition from stressful situations to erotic connection.
4. Laugh and have fun. Laughter is associated with attraction and satisfaction.
5. Make them feel special. Little gestures go a long way.
6. Keep it juicy. Always. 💦
Snaps from📍Singapore
One quick lesson from our couples’ and women’s retreats: Sex talk ≠ meaningful sex talk. We may talk about sex in jest, passing or performance, but it doesn’t mean we’re having meaningful conversations. (That’s a big part of why we host these retreats.) One woman reminded us that even though they often talk about sex, they don’t specifically discuss values, feelings, shame and desires. We may avoid these conversations out of fear, but sometimes we simply don’t have the tools and/or don’t make the time. A 1.5 day retreat may seem like a lot to ask from busy professionals, but we dedicate far more time to areas that we *claim* pale in comparison to relationships in terms of value. I’m so happy & humbled that these fabulous couples opted into investing in their most valuable assets — their relationships. I had a blast as always. 🙏🏼 🩵
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