A new study suggests that there is a magic number in terms of sexual frequency in order to maintain a happy marriage. Jess weighs in on this topic on Global TV's The Morning Show. Watch the video below and catch her every week on air on Tuesdays at 7:20am.

A few weeks ago, I got to know an at-home conception aid called The Stork. We worked together to develop some tips for reducing stress and boosting intimacy for couples who are trying to conceive. I've posted them below. If you want to learn more about The Stork, check out the video and my layperson description below.

This device, which can be used at home during intercourse, involves two pieces -- one that resembles a condom and another that works like a tampon with a long handle. For male-female couples, the man wears the condom (they call it a conceptacle, as is contains a cervical cap-like device in the tip) during intercourse and then removes the cervical cap after ejaculating. The woman places the cervical cap on the tip of the applicator and  slides it into her vaginal canal to sit against her cervix. After 4-6 hours, she pulls it out using the tampon-like string.

Please note that as an educator, Jess is not a medical practitioner and does NOT...

A few weeks ago, I got to know an at-home conception aid called The Stork. We worked together to develop some tips for reducing stress and boosting intimacy for couples who are trying to conceive. I've posted them below. If you want to learn more about The Stork, check out the video and my layperson description below.

This device, which can be used at home during intercourse, involves two pieces -- one that resembles a condom and another that works like a tampon with a long handle. For male-female couples, the man wears the condom (they call it a conceptacle, as is contains a cervical cap-like device in the tip) during intercourse and then removes the cervical cap after ejaculating. The woman places the cervical cap on the tip of the applicator and  slides it into her vaginal canal to sit against her cervix. After 4-6 hours, she pulls it out using the tampon-like string.

Please note that as an educator, Jess is not a medical practitioner and does...

Here's a great podcast by Michele Schalin about advocating for a better sex life by way of things like kink and BDSM, including 50 Shades of Grey. Check out the podcast here.

Michele Schalin is a sex blogger and entrepreneur. She is on a personal mission to spread a sex positive message and help other women feel empowered with their own sexuality. Michele and her husband Rich own Little Shop Of O's, an online sex-positive community that shares fun, sexy, informative and entertaining tidbits for women, men and couples to assist them on their own journey of sexual growth and exploration.

Dr. Jess wants to make sure that you're getting what you need. Her latest monthly contribution to Post City Magazines outlines seven simple steps to have more sex.

To read the full article, click here.

Dr. Jess visited The Morning Show as she does every Wednesday morning, to discuss a recent study about what your Facebook says about your relationship, as well as the “ideal” man/woman.

Dr. Jess joined Barb Di Giulio, host of The Night Side on NEWSTALK 1010, to answer callers questions about sex and relationships.

Listen to Dr. Jess talk about size, anal, and body types!

Barb Di Giulio from NEWSTALK 1010 and host of The Night Side invited Dr. Jess into the studio to answer callers' questions on sex and relationships.

Dr. Jess writes monthly for Post City Magazine. This month, as a sexologist, it only seemed appropriate to discuss Valentine's Day.

Jess takes a personal twist in her article and discusses why she doesn't celebrate the holiday.

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Jess took the stage at TedX Vancouver in front of a live, enthusiastic and very large audience. In her first TedX speech, Jess highlights the grey-area between monogamy and open relationships that might just be the antedate to divorce. She suggests that the key to happily ever after for many couples may be found in the concept of Monogam-ish.